Sentence examples for inconsistent need from inspiring English sources

Among generally inconsistent need suggested by the two approaches and premature mortality, Nova Scotia was a clear exception; by any measures Nova Scotia was a province with greater need than the Canadian average.

But Judge Kaplan made clear that the Supreme Court had long held that verdicts, however inconsistent, needed to be considered separately.

With Mario Balotelli failing to mature and then leaving, and Edin Dzeko proving inconsistent, City need more back-up in attack.

Its application to titanium-containing species identified that the available reference values of TiOCl and TiO(OH 2 are inconsistent and need further attention.

Therefore, our observations regarding E2 and 11βHSD1 are inconsistent and need further investigation to elucidate whether estrogen deficiency underpins elevated 11βHSD1 in the postmenopausal state.

The reasons for these seemingly inconsistent results need to be explored.

Taken together, variants in the MBL2 gene and its protein product can be functionally relevant in RA pathogenesis, but previous inconsistent findings need to be reconsidered in light of the known etiological heterogeneity of this disease.

Our "whole attitude to the embryo is inconsistent and needs to be rethought," he said.

If the calculated CR of a pairwise comparison is less than 0.1, the decision maker's judgment is consistent and acceptable; otherwise, the evaluation procedure is considered inconsistent and needs revision to improve consistency.

17.5% of the time we see a 3 (which is defined as good performance, competent, what you'd expect from someone in that position). Only 2.5% of the time do you see leaders marked with a 2 (inconsistent behavior, needs some improvement) and we can't recall seeing a leader given a 1, signifying poor performance.

Furthermore the method of assessment of IMD is inconsistent and needs to be standardised and made more objective.