Sentence examples for inconsistent using from inspiring English sources

Plenty of companies have rushed to market — claiming to screen for cancer or decrease depression, only to be proven wrong or inconsistent — using unverified methods or a loophole to make claims that the technology can't back up.

When the genotype results in an individual were inconsistent using both methods, we excluded these individuals from further analyses, even thought the HEA BeadChip is known to be more accurate than the AS-PCR [52], [53].

Thus, we considered heterogeneity in findings across outcomes within risk groups to be inconsistent using GRADE methodology as was heterogeneity across studies for each risk factor-outcome combination.

Dynamical behaviours caused by oscillatory modules, such as negative feed forward loops in the network, will appear to be inconsistent using this criterion; implying that a system with these characteristics does not shift from a stable steady state to another stable steady state.

Results have been inconsistent using peptides covering whole CFP-10 and ESAT-6; however, interesting results were found using peptides covering only portions of these proteins, both in LTBI and TB therapy follow-up in both low and high TB endemic countries [ 8– 14].

The inconsistent use of "release" is used in the ruling as well.

Finally, sporadic and infrequent sex leads to an inconsistent use of contraceptives.

The intention is persuasive, but it is too apparent, and the inconsistent use of puppets is a muddle.

The inconsistent use of these labels has been a problem for researchers recruiting subjects for studies of autism spectrum disorder.

"What we've had over the last decade or so has been very inconsistent use," Mr. Lomax said.

One issue that stood out was their inconsistent use, with some parts of the county having a much higher percentage of these visits.