Sentence examples for instead of consistent from inspiring English sources
If you accept crumbs instead of consistent respectful behavior, who's the real jerk?
As subtype-specific interactions are focused on consistent interactions instead of consistent expression levels, they are relatively free from the bias of consistent differential expression in each subtype.
Consequently, it is likely that stochastic binding events instead of consistent cell culture sub-populations explain most of the observed cell-type specific binding events for the low and isolated peaks.
Instead of consistent correlation between O3 and PEFR, we found NO2 effects on both night PEFR and night PEFR deviation at the 2-day lag only, and no PM10 effects on either night PEFR or night PEFR deviation.
Instead of a consistent pulse, Mr. Eschenbach leaned toward fluctuations of speed that seemed to fluster rather than inspire the players.
Just that morning, Mr. Obama had told an audience in Spartanburg, S.C., that she was running a "textbook" campaign that "encourages vague, calculated answers to suit the politics of the moment, instead of clear, consistent principles".
In Spartanburg, S.C., last month, he said that Clinton had been running a "textbook" campaign — whose textbook wasn't hard to discern — that "encourages vague, calculated answers to suit the politics of the moment, instead of clear, consistent principles about how you would lead America".
Grammatically, it is related to Tok Pisin, although Hiri Motu's constituent order in the sentence allows object verb subject sequences instead of a consistent subject verb object order, as in raisi bona kuku ia hénia inai tauna se 'this person gives him rice and tobacco' (literally, 'rice and tobacco he [ia] gives-it [hén-ia] this man [inai tauna] {subject marker} [se]').
Reactions describing diastereoisomers may be rebuilt so that enantiomeric forms are displayed instead of a consistent stereochemical presentation.
If there were still cinnabar contamination, however, Brooks says he would have expected random variations between samples instead of the consistent measurements his team observed.
The reason, the report says, was that military planning was based on "U.S. expectations instead of those consistent with the host nation and mission," a nice way of describing wishful thinking rather than realism.
