Sentence examples for more inconsistent and from inspiring English sources

They were a lot more inconsistent, and certainly they pose huge, huge hurdles now.

But too much of it makes the output of the political process more inconsistent and arbitrary.

Males, by contrast, display a more inconsistent and generally smaller lifespan extension when dFatp expression is reduced.

PrPd deposits were more inconsistent and less intense in the first deer to show clinical signs compared with the other five, possibly due to its shorter incubation period (794 days, Table 1).

What may seem sensible on first inspection, emerges as a lot more inconsistent, uncertain and complex on closer examination.

In the absence of ROX, more inconsistent CT and Rn values are expected from the ABI GeneAmp® 5700 Sequence Detection System (according to technical support, ABI).

Mechanically evoked contralateral DRRs have previously been reported in this model, but are less robust and more inconsistent (Rees et al., 1996, and present study).

Research from high-income countries also shows poorer parent-child relationships and more inconsistent parenting amongst HIV positive parents and those suffering from chronic pain [ 21, 29, 30].

However, fluctuations in CD34+KDR+ levels were much more pronounced, and the gap between observed and adjusted values was larger and more inconsistent than for CD34+ cells.

Studies on the other Big Five traits have been more inconsistent in their results, and are also few and far between.

The gap between observed and adjusted data was larger and more inconsistent then for CD34+ cells.