Sentence examples for may become inconsistent from inspiring English sources

When the number of information 'elements' is too large, individuals have a tendency to focus upon only one element or attribute and may become inconsistent in their appraisal of competing programs.

Changes may lead the learning model designed with old data, to become inconsistent with the new data, so that adaptation strategies are necessary.

This was because the Church of England's position had become inconsistent and illogical.

Patients over BMI 32 kg/m2 are excluded from HGNS as success rates become inconsistent.

Others are passive; they choose not to change their habits and thus become inconsistent.

Over time, the effectiveness of levodopa is likely to diminish and become inconsistent.

It argues that "ongoing budget deficits may become incompatible with Australia's high level of external indebtedness and therefore inconsistent with a 'AAA' rating".

On one hand, the use of multiple control groups could lead to inconsistent results with the different control groups, and proper analysis may become complex [ 1].

A further consequence of learning to read 2 languages with inconsistent spelling-to-sound relationships is that successful reading in the native language may become more dependent on lexical or semantic processing.

Breathing may become difficult.

Still, relations may become abrasive.