Sentence examples for studied inconsistent from inspiring English sources

Patient outcomes remain understudied and, when studied, inconsistent results were found.

Although a number of variants have been widely studied, inconsistent results between different cohorts and populations (Table  1) indicate that very few, if any, have a major causative effect.

With a language rich enough to express inconsistency (and consistency), we can study inconsistent theories without assuming that they are necessarily trivial.

This represents another argument for studying inconsistent theories, namely the claim that some contradictions are true.

However, the acute effects of resistance exercise on sleep remain poorly studied and inconsistent.

The relation between depression and inflammation has been widely studied with inconsistent results reported.

The limited amount of studies, inconsistent outcome measures, interventions and imperfect study designs maintain that this is an area in need of greater attention and research focus.

In this study, inconsistent gene genealogies of cpDNA and nrDNA were detected.

C3adesArg did not differ between SARs and SACs in the current study, inconsistent with previous studies (3).

In our present study, inconsistent users and never users accounted for 28.4% and 22.3% of the overall patients, respectively.

In previous studies, inconsistent results were presented on whether synaptophysin or chromogranin expression was associated with better prognosis.