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More women in Nsambya reported inconsistent condom use and rhythm methods.

The increased cancer incidence in lines that maintain circadian rhythms seems inconsistent with the conclusion that disruption of rhythmic sympathetic outflow underlies the increased tumor development.

Results on the effect of REM sleep and REM sleep specific EEG brain rhythms on memory consolidation are inconsistent [11], [14].

Findings from previous studies on the amplitude of the temperature rhythm in depressed patients have been inconsistent, perhaps reflecting differences in the samples of depressed patients studied due to differences in the stage or aetiology of the disorder.

Thus the limited studies on the initial expression of CRCs in mammalian peripheral tissues are inconsistent; in-vitro measurements indicate the presence of rhythms at earlier ages than do measurements of tissues collected in-vivo.

Differently from what could be expected, the blood pressure trend recorded concomitantly to the rhythm modification in our 5 cases was inconsistent.

Previous studies evaluating whether subsequent conversion to shockable rhythms in patients who had initially non-shockable rhythms was associated with altered clinical outcome reported inconsistent results.

Studies investigating the association between diurnal cortisol rhythm and behavioural problems in young children have yielded inconsistent results.

AllMusic's Thom Jurek called it an exaggerated and excessive showcase of Davis' disoriented psyche and felt that, although the rhythm section is historically captivating, the other musicians' playing is inconsistent, albeit enthralling.

Inconsistent changes in circadian timing have already been reported for the rest-activity rhythm in MCI.

Very little is known about the effects of the disruption of circadian rhythms caused by DST shifts and the study results are overall inconsistent [ 1– 5].