Sentence examples for inconsistently regulated from inspiring English sources
People give organic food a hard time; either it is too expensive, badly labelled, confusingly marketed, inconsistently regulated or not as healthy as claimed.
The private rental market is inconsistently regulated and, in most markets, the demand for affordable housing far outpaces its supply.
The caudal related homeobox gene CDX2, which is expressed in midgut, posterior gut endoderm as well as in trophectoderm [47], was inconsistently regulated by RA/FGF4.
Finally, for genes represented by multiple inconsistently regulated spots, p-values from both methods show moderate correlation (0.6), and no method shows clear tendency to return more significant p-values than the other.
For genes represented by at least 3 inconsistently regulated spots (d), Stouffer's p-values are generally most similar to the baseline and the maximum spot p-value.
MH is inconsistently associated with clinical benefit.
The majority also inconsistently contends that regulating respondents conduct is both incidental and essential to a comprehensive legislative scheme.
Current regulations, Obama said, were inconsistent and, often, inconsistently enforced.
