Sentence examples for not consistently aligned from inspiring English sources

Differences of sarcopenia parameters given in Table 4 were not consistently aligned.

On related LRC recommendations, donors' opinions were diverse and not consistently aligned with their attitudes to removal of anonymity.

In most cases, GC boxes in eutherian mammals were not consistently aligned to any particular sequence element, but instead appeared to arise de novo from nonfunctional DNA.

Finally, the reference standard definition of diabetic sensorimotor polyneuropathy remains challenging as it combines clinical and electrophysiological criteria that are not consistently aligned in individual subjects.

However, there was little correlation between SCS and MAIS for injury visits; increasing SCS did not consistently align with increasing MAIS for injured patients.

Maybe what we really need is a clear-eyed recognition that the interests of individual countries will vary, and that the U.S. has particular interests in the region that may not consistently align with those of every country.

Comparison of the results from empirical testing of the MABS strategy did not consistently align with prediction based on computer simulations.

570,686 positions that were consistently aligned by both aligners were extracted.

It should be emphasized that GGEA consistently aligned weak (only moderately differentially expressed) signals, which are usually not taken into account by set enrichment methods.

No other large group has switched sides so often, or been so consistently aligned with the winners.

"Our interests are consistently aligned with those we serve," says Sean Harrigan, president of the Calpers board.