Sentence examples for relatively inconsistent from inspiring English sources
There was some relatively inconsistent refereeing and we were inaccurate.
Relatively inconsistent findings have been observed for visuospatial, sensory, and motor deficits.
Some subjects (e.g. numbers 3, 6, 7) were relatively consistent in the amount of nicotine that they extracted, whereas others (e.g. numbers 5, 13, 16) were relatively inconsistent.
In Fig. 7, the effect of age on parameter of ( A t) ) and ( E ) are shown, which shows a close linear relation of ( A t) ) with time but relatively inconsistent relation of ( E ) regardless of mix proportions.
The hedonic pricing approach has been successfully applied to estimate the economic value of environmental amenities in urban settings, but the results for landscape variables remain relatively inconsistent across studies.
This can cause increasing misclassification error for the target cases adjacent to the cut-off point, since the results of previous cases used to produce those results are relatively inconsistent with each other.
Quality of service (QoS) in delivery of continuous media (CM) over the Internet is still relatively poor and inconsistent.
For example, a small (resp. large) distance in the estimated reverberation parameters from a test recording indicates relatively consistent (resp. inconsistent) acoustic environment.
Although Huanghuazhan recorded the most panicles per m2 and Yuxiangyouzhan produced the most spikelets per panicle, the differences in spikelets per m2 between hybrid rice and inbred cultivars were relatively small or inconsistent.
While males are at greater risk for PDO on average, sex is a relatively weak and inconsistent risk marker – resulting in an overall 20% increase in PDO in men.
The high biomass production of hybrid rice cultivars observed for Huaiji, Binyang and Haikou was attributed to long growth duration because the differences in CGR from SO to HD and HD to MA between hybrid rice and inbred cultivars were relatively small or inconsistent.
