Sentence examples for mixed and inconsistent from inspiring English sources
Cisco, as O'Brien quotes, namechecks the larger economy as a partial driver of its market difficulties: "This recovery is more mixed and inconsistent than the others I have seen".
The debate has found mixed and inconsistent support from research in neonatal and childhood stroke.
These variations contribute to a generally mixed and inconsistent range of findings, which we briefly review below.
4 However, the literature shows mixed and inconsistent results over the impact and effectiveness of hospital accreditation.
Other correlational and epidemiologic studies of maternal nutrient status and child development have reported mixed and inconsistent results.
With respect to service user input into decisions regarding care, the data indicate a mixed and inconsistent picture with views ranging from adequate information to no involvement in decision-making.
Alterations of sleep architecture such as increases in light sleep or decreases in slow-wave sleep were less commonly reported and findings were mixed and also inconsistent.
As has become his custom, Trump has broadcast mixed, and sometimes inconsistent messages about what, if anything, he wants Congress to do.
In contrast to correlation analyses of fractional anisotropy data with clinical parameters, correlation analyses with neuropsychological tests (interference, choice reaction time, verbal memory test) gave mixed results with marginal and inconsistent associations that involved only few voxels (data not shown).
There are numerous factors influencing these mixed econometric results, including selection biases and inconsistent definitions or methods, and the global literature is limited to selected geographies.
Moreover, the wide heterogeneity in disease expression, modification of disease by immunization, mixed infection, inconsistent definition, and insensitive nonstandardized, poorly performed, or lack of available laboratory tests, further complicate physician diagnosis [ 8].
