Examples of using Were inconsistent in English and their translations into Greek
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Your answers were inconsistent.
The data were inconsistent in comparison with diclofenac(150 mg per day).
They said that my statements were inconsistent.
Findings were inconsistent and difficult to compare across species.
Findings of the previous studies were inconsistent.
Overall, the results were inconsistent with the original result,” the researchers said.
Certain drinks may affect kidney health, butthe results of the study were inconsistent.
Previously our methods were inconsistent and time-consuming.
In 1978, when Jimmy Carter was President,the State Department concluded that the Israeli settlements were inconsistent with international law.
Two further observations by Tycho were inconsistent with his orbit by as much as eight minutes of arc.
Immigration Minister David Coleman andTreasurer Josh Frydenberg agreed that in many cases China's values were inconsistent with Australia's.
That the symptoms observed were inconsistent with exposure to chlorine and no other obvious candidate chemical causing the symptoms could be identified”.
Studies have been conducted to examine the relationship between maternal choline levels and the risk of neural tube defects,however the results were inconsistent.
The symptoms observed were inconsistent with exposure to chlorine and no other obvious candidate chemical causing the symptoms could be identified,” the extract said.
On further analysis of Strahm's fingerprints,it was found that the uric acid levels in the eccrine gland residue were inconsistent for an individual with an active epidermal metabolism.
The symptoms observed were inconsistent with exposure to chlorine and no other obvious candidate chemical causing the symptoms could be identified,” the document read.
The treatment worked best in patients who used the device consistently for eight weeks- participants who were inconsistent in using the device did not have as good outcomes.
Before the 20th century,definitions of primality were inconsistent, and significant mathematicians such as Goldbach, Lambert, Legendre, Cayley, and Kronecker wrote that 1 was prime.
We could not vote for resolutions that purported to give the European Union the power to conduct foreign policy or that were inconsistent with our policy of neutrality on the conflict.
The proposal to lift Bruno Gollnisch's immunity(and the eventual decision to lift it) were inconsistent with the proposal to allow the German MEP Elmar Brok to retain his immunity from prosecution for an(alleged) greed offence of tax evasion.
The district and the Senate's initial response was a willingness to negotiate withthese first rehab squatters, although the authorities were inconsistent in their political strategy.
Mercury exposure from dental fillings is not a new concern, butprevious studies were inconsistent and limited, according to Xiaozhong"John" Yu, assistant professor of environmental health science and co-author of the study.
A February 2007 study of bereaved individuals,from Yale University obtained some findings that were consistent with the five-stage theory and others that were inconsistent with it.
But the interim report found that 12.8% of data on systolic blood pressure reported in the final analysis were inconsistent with original clinical records held by the university, due to intentional manipulation.
Findings in three studies that focused on expanded time in physical education indicated an increase in the number of days children attended physical-education classes, butthe effects on body-mass index(BMI) were inconsistent across sexes and age groups.
But last week,Earnest was pressed on whether the FBI's demands were inconsistent with the administration's policy of not forcing companies to manufacture products in such a way that the government can always extract information from them.
For example, a diagram presented by the Commission in its toolbox for evaluators of EU development actions still contained definitions that were inconsistent with the terminology adopted in the context of the results framework.
Part of their resistance to Kemalism was the Islamist view that the elite's effort to embed Western ideals andinstitutions in Turkey was needlessly emulating alien ideas and values that were inconsistent with a Muslim society.
As from 1986, the Community adopted autonomous quotas since certain NAFO decisions were not based on scientific advice, and were inconsistent with the measures applied by Canada to the fishery on the same stock in the Canadian fishing zone.
Findings in three studies that focused on expanded time in physical education12 indicated that even though there was an increase in the number of days children attended physical-education classes,the effects on body-mass index(BMI) were inconsistent across sexes and age groups.