Sentence examples for inconsistent well from inspiring English sources

While Mth10b has many more acidic amino acid residues (13) than basic ones (8), and its potential isoelectric point is only 4.56, which is inconsistent well with the characteristics of a nucleic acid-binding protein.

His driving and his iron play have been inconsistent as well, making it difficult for him to attack pins and make birdies and eagles.

are often inconsistent, as well as inherently static and persistent, having multiple and often ad hoc interpretations.

Did I think there were limits on the "bourgie white woman in crisis" genre because it has been inconsistent and, well, limited thus far?

A policy of accepting only one or some of such names while excluding the rest would be inconsistent as well as inexpedient in practice".

Results for p53 missense mutations were inconsistent as well, despite a larger sample size, with smoking and detectable adducts showing inverse associations and dietary PAH intake showing a positive association with missense mutations.

You dress to heels (and not shoulders or toes) because if you dressed to toes, the lines would be off because people have different sized feet, and shoulders are inconsistent as well.

"The continued failure to provide Ms Manning with this treatment is inconsistent with well-established medical protocols and basic constitutional principles," Chase Strangio, attorney for the ACLU's Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender Project, said in a statement to the Associated Press earlier this month.

He employs impossible worlds of the kind used in paraconsistent relevant logics, which can be locally inconsistent but well-behaved with respect to conjunction and disjunction, that is, they are adjunctive and prime.

She was inconsistent, unemployable, well-traveled and awesome.

Many of these paths are inconsistent with well-established mechanistic features of signalling networks, such as a requirement for a transmembrane receptor in sensing extracellular ligands.