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Meanings of inconsistently in English

Without showing consistency.

Usage of inconsistently in English
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The system was refined over time, but the scores were used inconsistently.
Wired
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Rates and definitions of baseline HF and incident HF were inconsistently provided.
Pubmed
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Ray was a freethinker, and inconsistently believed himself damned for being one.
The Song of the Lark
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For thou thinkest inconsistently, now one thing, before another, another thing presently.
The Tragedies of Euripides, Volume I.
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But don't tell me-I protested inconsistently, as he opened his lips.
The House of the Whispering Pines
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FEW people hate quite as viciously or as inconsistently as the Irish.
The Irish Times
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Health departments inconsistently provide partner notification services to persons with HIV.
Pubmed
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And while great for preventing STIs, condoms are often used inconsistently.
Radio NZ
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Forest Service roads are often not included, and, if included, they're inconsistently identified.
A walk in the woods: rediscovering america on the appalachian tr...
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Conclusion: Care of Wisconsin children with asthma inconsistently follows national guidelines.
Pubmed
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However vague laws on women's dress and behaviour are implemented inconsistently.
The Irish Times
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Diabetes mellitus has been inconsistently associated with a reduced level of pulmonary function.
Pubmed
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Alcohol intake has been inconsistently associated with lung function levels in cross-sectional studies.
Pubmed
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Please note that hyphenation is treated inconsistently in the original document.
Liberalism and the Social Problem
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Background: Cytokine polymorphisms are inconsistently associated with transplant rejection and other adverse outcomes.
Pubmed
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Some patients also take their PrEP inconsistently, making it less effective.
Reuters
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Inconsistently through the time
Inconsistently across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common