Sentence examples for less repeatable from inspiring English sources

"The amateur player is no less repeatable than a tour pro," said Randy Peterson, Callaway Golf's director of fitting and instruction.

When he thought some student politicians (he would have called them headbangers, or other, less repeatable things) were indulging in gesture politics, he said so in his address to the NUS conference.

The measurements with the horn antennas are less repeatable due to a stronger cable effect (e.g., cable bending) observed in practical measurements.

The daytime coda of the CCFs results from illuminating the scatterers around the station pair in a randomly time-varying manner, making it less repeatable.

In general, the larger the spectral difference, the stronger the multimodality, and consequently the less repeatable the keypoint and local gradient pattern [30].

Moreover, the properties were much less repeatable in the AM materials as analyzed in the context of a Weibull distribution, and the properties did not consistently meet minimum allowable requirements for the alloy as established by AMS.

However, glucose-dependent tests are less reliable (repeatable) than A1C (17).

This method is less-invasive, repeatable and can be applied over different time scales to investigate migration or feeding ecology, and is very appropriate to the study of endangered species such as sea turtles.

On the other hand, the liquid-phase methods for deposition of thin films from solution or colloidal mixtures, such as printing methods, are cheaper but less controllable and repeatable, which may affect the quality of the resulting thin solid films.

We predict that for immaculate (i.e. non patterned) eggs it will be easier to measure background colour and likely produce more repeatable (less variable) replicate spectra within an egg.

We are convinced that circulating predictive biomarkers are critically important in cancer research; these are repeatable, less invasive and more easily implemented in large randomized trials.