Sentence examples for inconsistent to some from inspiring English sources

Our findings regarding hormone receptor status are inconsistent to some extent with the results of other research.

These findings are inconsistent to some extent with the results from our PRE fMRI session (Hein et al. 2007), which revealed stronger activation for semantically congruent than incongruent natural (i.e., animal) stimuli in right STG.

However, it needs to be mentioned that published results on substrate elasticity dependent functional and morphological adaptations of cardiomyocytes are inconsistent to some extent (Bajaj et al., 2010; Bhana et al., 2010; Engler et al., 2008; Jacot et al., 2008; Shi et al., 2011).

"I don't think it's inconsistent to talk about how some of those ideas have come from all of the social pressure about gender but it is so intense for these young people," Ward says of transgender students.

However, some observations inconsistent to this postulation have been reported, exemplified by a recent article reporting apparent absence of DinoSL in the transcripts of some nuclear-encoded genes in Amphidinium carterae.

But Bryant's fourth quarter, despite some impressive moments, was too inconsistent to lead the Lakers all the way back.

It seems inconsistent to pass, then to bid two levels higher, but East, who must be short in hearts, is now marked with some minor-suit length.

We also examined inconsistent responses to some variables.

Accordingly, careful and repeated behavioral assessment is particularly important given that the patients often failed to show any signs of non-reflexive behavior on some occasions but they showed reproducible, but inconsistent, response to some commands (that is, 'move your leg') on other occasions.

Like the ternary relation semantics, this semantics requires some worlds to be inconsistent and some to be non-bivalent.

Mr. Jarecki has been inconsistent in responding to some questions about his research.