Sentence examples for not consistent using from inspiring English sources
For example, if the relative branch lengths are not consistent using multiple methods, then one method will likely provide more or less phylogenetic diversity and dispersion due to shifts in the relative timing of diversification within clades in the phylogeny.
However, results from different miRNA expression platforms are not always consistent using the same biologic specimens (Koshiol et al, 2010).
Brown also showed that distribution of gem rough through the dike was not consistent, so using an average "ounces per ton" was misleading.
Frequency and duration of rearing was not found to be consistent using Topscan suite.
They found that the testers did not consistently use the correct-size plates, that they did not use a consistent methodology for measuring the velocity of test rounds and that they did not always test at the required altitude and weather conditions.
This instrument is not consistent for use in people with weak strength and the resolution of the Jamar is too large to detect small changes in strength [ 14].
The year-to-year ratings of teachers, based on student test scores, are not consistent enough to use in personnel decisions.
At the time of the study, we did not have consistent use of preoperative tumor markers to correlate the carbohydrate antigen (CA) 19-9, carcinogembryonicyonic antigen, or CA-125 levels with imaging findings.
This difference in levels of endotoxin compared to other study populations emphasizes the importance of considering endotoxin expression by both concentration and load especially given that there is not a consistent use of expression type.
The effects of inotropes and vasopressors on gastrointestinal perfusion are complex and tonometry-derived results are often not consistent with results obtained using other techniques or laboratory models.
These data are consistent with a report indicating that MC3Rs regulate ERK activity in HEK 293 cells (Chai et al. 2007), but are not consistent with a report using COS-1 cells expressing MC3R (Daniels et al. 2003).
