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Meanings of inconsistent in English

Portuguese
inconsistente

Displaying a lack of consistency.

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        inconsistente

        Not in agreement.

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                Inconsistent.

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                        Usage of inconsistent in English
                        1
                        However, research into human health effects has returned inconsistent and inconclusive results.
                        Radio NZ
                        2
                        Hollywood's long awards season has often proved contradictory and inconsistent this year.
                        Reuters
                        3
                        Our party is encumbered by an inconsistent approach to freedom, Paul said.
                        Reuters
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                        The setback highlights the problems created by inconsistent funding for energy research.
                        Wired
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                        The course and predictive value of initial reduced cervical mobility was inconsistent.
                        Pubmed
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                        The Court said it found Reriti's evidence confused and at times inconsistent.
                        Radio NZ
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                        However, inconsistent swings in different seats make any such predictions very difficult.
                        The Guardian
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                        But the real problem with the new folders is their inconsistent behavior.
                        Wired
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                        However, the completion of the list itself is hampered by inconsistent data.
                        Radio NZ
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                        However, using nicotine replacement to treat nicotine addiction yields generally inconsistent results.
                        Pubmed
                        11
                        The first serve is excellent, but the second is far too inconsistent.
                        The Guardian
                        12
                        Such inconsistent approaches needed to change, and would be reviewed, it said.
                        Radio NZ
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                        Background: Studies on perimenstrual asthma are inconsistent, and different methodologies limit comparisons.
                        Pubmed
                        14
                        However, the evidence is inconsistent and not from settings similar to Tanzanian.
                        Pubmed
                        15
                        Six studies of interventions used weak study designs and gave inconsistent results.
                        Pubmed
                        16
                        Use the flanks The Americans have had an inconsistent past six months.
                        The Guardian
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                        Translations for inconsistent
                        Portuguese
                        inconsistente
                        Inconsistent through the time
                        Inconsistent across language varieties
                        New Zealand
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                        South Africa
                        Common
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