Sentence examples for inconsistent length from inspiring English sources
1.04am GMT 131st over: New Zealand 364-4 (Brownlie 35, McCullum 37) Anderson looks a little tired in this spell, with an unusually inconsistent length.
Although I originally suspected the creature suit was actually in the water when the photo was taken, I started to notice shadows in front of the Bigfoot that appeared to be an inconsistent length and shape with the rest of the photo".
Unadjusted and adjusted hazard ratios (HRs) were calculated by parametric survival models, which accounted for inconsistent length of follow-up and right-censored data.
Based on the current annotated human miRNAs, similar numbers of 5p-miR and 3p-miR show well-conserved sequences across different species, although they are involved in inconsistent length distributions and nucleotide compositions, including multiple repetitive nucleotides– 1(c), Figure 2, and Table 1).
Trypsin digestion results in short peptides that are incompatible with LC-MS and peptides of inconsistent length due to variable cleavage at modified residues (in other words, trypsin will cleave at mono-, but not di- or tri- methylated lysines) [ 12, 13].
In an initial version of USAC, this problem was solved by discarding the aliased signal and using inconsistent frame length.
All the new contig connections and two of the three disrupted ones were inconsistent in length.
The sources also are inconsistent on the length of Ceawlin's reign.
The inconsistent changes with length of use for the non-oral products could be influenced by the low power in some of the length of use categories.
Moreover, environmental stresses that increase disease severity such as drought and high-temperature stress tend to reduce plant height, resulting in inconsistent relative lesion length across environments and reducing repeatability.
IELCAP data also show an incidence of rapidly growing interval lung cancers occurring between annual CT screens of less than 1%, inconsistent with substantial length-time bias (Carter et al, 2007).
