Sentence examples for shown to be erratic from inspiring English sources

Results with tobacco were shown to be erratic due to methylation of the UAS repeats, certainly a ramification of the high methylation frequency (32%) in that species [ 19].

But they have again shown themselves to be erratic and untrustworthy.

Official studies show it to be erratic in four out of every ten years.

After complaining that Clinton foreign policy was erratic and impulsive, the Bush team turned out to be erratic and impulsive.

Rainfall tends to be erratic, unpredictable and highly regional.

These trainings are reported to be erratic, unplanned and heavily dependent on donor funding.

Fig. 2 shows that there were erratic expenditure patterns in the majority of provinces, and unexplained peaks in Gauteng in 2007/8, in North West in 2008/9, and in Northern Cape in 2009/10.

But even outside the Russian context, the fact remains that Saakashvili showed himself to be impulsive, even erratic, and a dangerous partner for the United States.

Germination can be erratic.

The results show that the error is erratic and unstable until a sample size of about 20.

By releasing the funds only in response to public pressure, you've shown that your policy enforcement is erratic and our money can disappear on a whim.