Sentence examples for is usually inconsistent from inspiring English sources
For example, it is assumed that the explosion model is hemispherical, which is usually inconsistent with the actual situations.
Suspicious of North Korea's "flip flop attitude" and its motives, an article in the Beijing News reminds that one should observe North Korea's actions instead of its words as Pyongyang's foreign policy is "usually inconsistent".
How is poor understanding related to DMC? Our data indicate that poor understanding is usually inconsistent with DMC; few patients with poor understanding were judged to have DMC.
Even if it is broken down from a messy whole into several slightly more coherent phases, it was usually inconsistent, often unstable and to varying degrees improvised.
However, the locations of the sensors are usually inconsistent with the application requirements.
In other studies, visual height estimation was the only method to be used, even if it seemed to be usually inconsistent [17, 21].
Thus, it is hard to accurately measure the dielectric properties and the test results obtained by different scholars are usually inconsistent.
However, the environmental conditions for the thermal comfort of visitors are usually inconsistent with those for the appropriate preservation of relics, and the specialized needs of the latter are usually ignored due to financial and technological limitations.
As shown by Burdett and Vishwanath (1988) and Hofler and Murphy (1994), self-reported reservation wages are often biased and they are usually inconsistent with the actual behaviour of a worker.
Ambivalent attachment refers to infants who are insecurely attached, exhibit separation anxiety, are unable to use the caregiver as a secure base, and develop internal working models of ambivalence towards attachment figures, because caregivers are usually inconsistent and unpredictable (Bowlby 1988).
The findings can cast some light on the brain growth dysregulation hypothesis and the social brain hypothesis of autism, and may help partially explain why previous reports for ASD neuroanatomy are usually inconsistent.
