Sentence examples for inconsistent through from inspiring English sources

Corey Crawford, a rookie, has been an exemplary replacement in goal, but younger, less expensive skaters were inconsistent through the regular season, robbing the Blackhawks of the depth that was essential to their success.

Numerical simulation shows that linear Miner's damage criterion is statistically inconsistent; through some modification from a probabilistic point of view, a statistically consistent damage criterion is first established.

He avoided contentious individual issues, instead focusing on overarching candidate themes, and, as he famously did for years, allowed pundits and politicians to prove themselves inconsistent through the use of archival video footage of the pundits and politicians themselves.

Estimates of the burden of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease using spirometry data collected in epidemiological studies are inconsistent through differences in methods, including different spirometric cut-offs.

And Sunday, as the Giants slogged through an inconsistent (though certainly dramatic) victory over the Washington Redskins, Bradshaw's inner fury boiled over on two occasions that drew the ire of his coach and left at least one teammate with a bit of a headache.

Still, the bench coach was an inconsistent presence through the 1980s.

If non-obstetric issues are not routinely addressed in the context of prenatal care or are treated in an inconsistent manner through disjointed episodes of care in walk-in clinics and emergency departments, this may lead to increased costs to the health care system due to duplication of services and the provision of inconsistent health information from multiple care providers.

The ICN is defined at the value of the correlation threshold ω * where interfering regulators are judged to be optimally clustered as measured by a score that sums over weighted β-links; our score punished clustering of inconsistent regulators through a lack of mutual interference or no interference.

The difference between the percentage of inconsistent evaluations obtained through NRS and through VRS, along with its 95% Confidence Interval (95% CI), was estimated to compare the two scales.

Housing providers are social businesses, and yet so often, we are held back from fulfilling this social purpose through inconsistent policy, regulatory mandates and grant funding requirements.

Dickey has been inconsistent while pitching through an early-season neck injury, but Buehrle has been hot and Johnson is healthy again after a triceps problem.