Sentence examples for inconsistent timing from inspiring English sources

Such statistical approaches are weakened by the variability of hearing thresholds in young mice and the inconsistent timing of degenerative effects in older mice.

Limitations of this trial include inconsistent timing and frequency of platelet counts.

In the present study, women reporting inconsistent timing were older and in poorer health, suggesting that competing health events may have interfered with accurate recall.

According to Geuze [ 33] the major characteristics of poor control in DCD are inconsistent timing of muscle activation sequences, co-contraction and lack of automatization and slowness of response.

Sample size constraints permitted only simple bivariate, rather than multivariate exploration of factors associated with reports reflecting inconsistent timing of most recent use at follow-up (type (ii) response).

Third, serum creatinine measurements used for the baseline in the primary outcome were based on inconsistent criteria and timing.

While the co-expression of canonical apoptotic mediators seems to point to significant cell death in the activated CD8+ T cell population, this is inconsistent with the timing of the onset of contraction, and our cell viability observations.

Data are inconsistent for the timing of other premotor symptoms.

(participant 1-1) The internet also provided inconsistent information about timing of the birth.

Figure 2(a) shows how a set of host switching events can result in a solution that is not valid because of an inconsistent sequence of timing events.

The Cochran campaign claimed that the McDaniel campaign was projecting an "inconsistent story" with its timing of learning of the incident.