Sentence examples for is not entirely consistent from inspiring English sources

Sizing also is not entirely consistent, understandably from an operation built around made-to-measure.

Mr. Robbins's hex is not entirely consistent: it appears to work in reverse only on one occasion, and only sometimes on men.

Rather, what the Court means is that the agency regulation is not entirely consistent with the "spirit" of the Act which it professes to have divined from the legislative history.

The distinction between the two, however, is not entirely consistent in the literature.

It is not entirely consistent with the results obtained from other authors using the EMO-DB database for GMM emotion recognition[37 39] as well as those published in more complex comparison studies[40, 41].

Although the evidence is not entirely consistent and the cut-off value for positive fluid balance is not clear, routine IAP monitoring should be considered in medical patients with large-volume resuscitation.

But this angular and intelligent romantic comedy isn't entirely consistent.

But the results of this research are not entirely consistent.

However, results from the blackouts were not entirely consistent with the anticipatory-responding explanation.

Spectral changes are not entirely consistent with trends reported in the literature.

The reports of the interrogations of Binalshibh and K.S.M. regarding Moussaoui are not entirely consistent.