Sentence examples for inconsistent relations from inspiring English sources

Mead & Bower, in a review, found inconsistent relations between health providers' behaviour and patient satisfaction [ 16].

Reading fluently means coordinating these often inconsistent relations with the perceptual and motor processes necessary to read.

In adults, Peters et al. (1998) summarizes data showing strong relationships between cranial capacity and height when the means for different ethnic groups are plotted against each other, but weak and inconsistent relations between these variables within individual samples.

This inconsistent relation between the quantity of money and interest rates explains why interest rates are often a misleading guide to monetary policy.

Previous research describes an inconsistent relation between temporal changes in transversus abdominis or lumbar multifidus and temporal changes in clinical outcomes.

In Fig. 7, the effect of age on parameter of ( A t) ) and ( E ) are shown, which shows a close linear relation of ( A t) ) with time but relatively inconsistent relation of ( E ) regardless of mix proportions.

Patient and physician characteristics had inconsistent relation to treatment.

Previous work has shown an inconsistent relation between a conventional marker of pulmonary organ failure (PaO2/FiO2) and outcome [ 22, 28], mostly due to its dependence on ventilator settings.

Our findings are consistent with previous reports indicating an inconsistent relation between bilirubin levels and the degree of histologic liver injury [ 27, 28].

In randomized trials, an inconsistent relation has been observed between total vitamin D intake (diet plus supplement) and subsequent 25(OH D levels [ 83].

Thus, significantly higher BMI level in diabetic patients (26.1 kg/m) than in non-diabetic patients (23.3 kg/m) might contribute to inconsistent relation of leptin with HRV in our study.