Sentence examples for predominantly inconsistent from inspiring English sources

The predominantly inconsistent X-X orthologous groups between D. melanogaster and H. sapiens may be the result of the lower predictive relevance of the expression data in these species (as mentioned in the paragraph "Correlation of sequence identity and expression context conservation between orthologous groups").

To date, however, studies that have examined the association between such biomarkers and density have revealed predominantly null or inconsistent associations.

The final result demonstrated substantial improvements in related patient and healthcare outcomes, at the bedside, contrasting existing intervention studies to date that predominantly report non-significant or inconsistent nutrition related outcomes in hip fracture inpatients [ 1].

The first neighborhood we went to was predominantly African American and they were inconsistent voters, we were told.

For example, CNE9 directed expression predominantly to the notochord, which is inconsistent with the reported endogenous GLI3 expression in either species.

To date, interventions aimed at controlling weight gain in pregnant women have predominantly been of poor quality, with inconsistent findings (4, 5).

Epidemiological studies on perinatal POPs exposure, growth, and obesity have focused on transplacental exposure, with inconsistent results for PCB and a predominantly positive association for p,p´-DDE (reviewed by Cupul-Uicab et al. 2013).

This result pattern is inconsistent with the hypothesis that dwell times are predominantly determined by the perceptual difficulty of detecting the gap.

The 35 inconsistent abstainers reporting prior periods of heavy drinking were predominantly black (n = 19) and Hispanic (n = 11).

These results are not inconsistent with the idea that some retinoblastomas have a predominantly cone-like expression profile.

It is currently believed that face processing predominantly activates the right hemisphere in humans, but available literature is very inconsistent.