Sentence examples for more inconsistency than from inspiring English sources

Our growing body of design theory risks being infected by more inconsistency than is justifiable by genuine disagreement among design theorists.

Patients with semantic aphasia showed more inconsistency than Wernicke's aphasia cases across cycles, consistent with their executive-semantic deficits in the absence of input processing deficits.

The phylogenic evolution model (the right panel of Figure 1) seems to show more inconsistency than the parallel evolution model (the left panel of Figure 1) does due to the dual missing sequences (the root and ancestor) instead of ancestor only in the parallel evolution model.

"The problem is that the drug companies tend to diversify into businesses that have lower profit margins and more inconsistencies than drugs".

Thus, there are more inconsistencies than consistencies in the Z-chromosomal genomic comparison between Siberian jay and chicken in this study, which is different from previous results of Z-chromosomal synteny between the passerines and chicken [ 9, 12, 13].

As a consequence, the subnet has more inconsistency degrees of freedom [ 10] than the corresponding forest plot.

One consequence is that there will be more inconsistency.

The 2011-12 versiof of The NCAA Division 1 Manual, written primarily by attorneys, is not surprisingly 465 pages long and filled with more inconsistencies and minutiae than the scoring for Olympic gymnastics (see Aly Raisman and the tiebreaking rules).

It was not surprising to find far more inconsistencies for T. gondii (Tg) than Pf because of its larger genome size and more frequent use of introns, which makes gene prediction more difficult (Additional file 3).

The deeper one digs, the more inconsistencies arise.

This may in turn cause more inconsistencies to occur.