Sentence examples for inconsistent to our from inspiring English sources

Although the overall protein synthesis is inhibited after the phospho-eEF-2, the expression of several specific molecules including Ca2+-calmodulin-dependent kinase II (CaMK-II) [45], Arc, and c-Fos [49] is up-regulated, which is inconsistent to our results (Figure 5).

However, our findings may reflect selection bias, hence, the accurate mortality is inconsistent to our existent data.

"It is not inconsistent to say that our future is better in Europe than outside of Europe, but we want to see Europe change not only for this country.

"I see something inconsistent to having noncitizens die in our wars," Mr. Serrano said.

Multivariate models were applied in only two studies, one of them showing overall inconsistent findings with respect to our review question [ 41].

That suicide attempts also predicted social functions was contrary to our hypothesis, inconsistent with results by Nock and Prinstein [ 36], but in line with the study from Klonsky and Glenn [ 32].

Due to inconsistent previous studies our study was designed to be exploratory and formal hypotheses were not formulated.

Investigators have attempted to identify the source of ERN but to our knowledge produced inconsistent results.

Although a number of previous studies have examined the effectiveness of COX inhibitors in the context of DSS colitis, the outcomes of these studies were inconsistent or conflicting [ 10– 15], and, to our knowledge, ASA was never used in experimental DSS colitis.

In that context, a fundamental principle of the academy (which is, I admit, sometimes only honored in the breach) is the recognition that speech that demeans, denigrates or humiliates is a wholly unacceptable impediment to achieving our goals, and inconsistent with our commitment to civil discourse.

"While rising commodity prices may be giving some of you a bad headache, they are not likely to lead to a sustained rise in inflation to levels inconsistent with our dual mandate," Dudley said.