"I think defensively, over all, has been the most inconsistent part of our game as a team," said Nets guard Jacque Vaughn, who played nearly 17 minutes and had the unenviable task of guarding Iverson for most of that time.
Harrison Barnes, drafted with the pick the team nearly lost, has been inconsistent but exciting.
The study found more than one-third of single travellers said they were sexually active with a new partner and, of these, nearly 37% reported no or inconsistent condom use, with British and Swedish travellers most likely to report this.
This is another position battle that likely won't be decided until the fall, but the Terps have collected a variety of talents to complement one another, so they should be ready for nearly any situation after an inconsistent season on the ground in 2015.
A recent review [ 11] of studies that have investigated the underlying factor structure of the HADS found that nearly half reported factor structures inconsistent with the two-dimensional anxiety and depression model proposed by Zigmond and Snaith [ 11].
Seasonality of suicides is well-known and nearly ubiquitous, but recent evidence showed inconsistent patterns of decreasing or increasing seasonality in different countries.
Even after the September attacks and the subsequent discovery that deadly anthrax had been sent through the mail, the report found, the security procedures remained "inconsistent," with insufficient security at nearly half of the 124 laboratories that were audited.
This choice is consistent with the finding in [54] that pKa2 values are nearly independent of n, but it is inconsistent with the finding in the same paper that pKa2 ≈ 9.4 at all n.
But credit to Tim; his second-half substitution of the nearly forgotten Gylfi Sigurdsson for the consistently inconsistent Moussa Dembele proved to be the winning move.
The classification into reproductive strategies based on the coefficient of variation was inconsistent with our results in nearly half of the cases.
