Sentence examples for inconsistently affected from inspiring English sources
During postural corrections, the interburst activity of PTNs was rather mildly and inconsistently affected by GABAA receptor antagonism.
Dietary fibre has, in previous studies, been associated with inconsistently affected GLP-1 response, which could be due to differences in studied fibre types, the limited number of individuals studied and/or the short duration of the studies [ 31, 32].
Country was not used as a factor to predict either treatment administration or mortality because of low counts and outside influences (e.g. availability of DrotAA, methods of payment, reimbursement programs, treatment philosophies that inconsistently affected DrotAA usage across countries and could not be adjusted for in the model).
MH inconsistently affected clinical outcome.
However, there are likely to be other outside influences that inconsistently affected DrotAA usage across countries and could not be adjusted for in the model; for example, availability of DrotAA, methods of payment, reimbursement programs, and treatment philosophies of the country.
Thus, it is possible that C60 derivatives inconsistently affect each aspect of the acquired immune response in vivo.
Moreover, there is a possibility for backward causation implicit in the advanced wave front of inconsistency affecting earlier states in the inconsistently identified smear of spatial positions; and backward causation may be the way to go with quantum nonlocality, as Huw Price (1996) has argued.
"Eating inconsistently may affect our internal body clock," she says.
Results from homocysteine-lowering dietary intervention trials among patients with prior disease are mixed: The interventions effectively reduce circulating homocysteine but perform inconsistently in affecting homocysteine-related health outcomes (Mei et al. 2010; Morris 2012).
Yet the induced damage was uneven and tubules affected inconsistently in the lowest dose & 2(D)).
Urine output was not used, because the data were recorded inconsistently among the study patients and may have been affected by diuretic use.
