Sentence examples for inconsistent showing from inspiring English sources

And given the inconsistent showing Ohio State turned in during its first game, Gonzaga seemed to have a strong opportunity to advance.

As I have noted in the past, Twitter-owned applications had been largely inconsistent, showing different colors, logos and design among devices.

Studies of uncomplicated malaria have been more inconsistent, showing G6PD deficiency to be protective in heterozygous females [8], [13] [15] or to have no effect on the incidence of uncomplicated malaria in either hemizygous males or heterozygous females [16].

Data on SCFAs in IBS are limited and inconsistent, showing no alterations, increased or decreased levels of SCFAs relative to controls (61, 116, 117, 121).

However, these factors are frequently inconsistent, showing positive associations with prostate cancer in some studies and no, or even negative, associations in others (Meikle and Stanish 1982; Kolonel 2001; Sanderson et al. 2006; Roddam et al. 2008; Alvarado 2010).

The results derived from feeding studies confirmed the cholesterol-lowering effect of walnuts [ 79], while rodent data on the cholesterol-lowering effect are more inconsistent, showing either no effect [ 54] or an increased serum cholesterol concentration after feeding a 5%% (w/w) walnut oil diet in ApoE-deficient hypercholesterolemic mice [ 80].

Or will "Doctor Who" revert to being a maddeningly inconsistent show that only occasionally connects with its strongest and most reliably entertaining elements?

In a relationship, in which the mate is inconsistent -- showing up and disappearing physically and emotionally.

In our sample, parents of boys who show internalizing symptoms were more likely to be inconsistent in showing discipline.

The inconsistent Juan Agudelo showed the class that made him such a promising prospect so many years ago.

"John Kerry's inconsistent rhetoric shows just how out of touch he is with the values Westerners hold dear," Ms. Norton said.