Examples of using Less consistent in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The majority of believers are less consistent.
Yes, it's more or less consistent with his pattern.
As for adherence to the Ten Steps,the evidence found in the review was less consistent.
The scar becomes lighter and less consistent, thus reaching its definitive aspect.
Longitudinal studies investigating poverty during childhood andCMD are less consistent.
These general findings are more or less consistent across the various allegations the Review investigated.
Try to gently get them to adhere to one line of arguments that are more or less consistent.
Van Hove's technique is very different and less consistent from production to production than Mitchell's.
On the other hand,studies of expression of the immediate early gene c-fos showed less consistent results.
There are others, less consistent but more numerous, who say on the contrary:"We must return Bolshevism to Marxism.
Plasma GL-3 was cleared in a dose dependent manner,but was less consistent at the dose of 0.3 mg/ kg.
Spreads are less consistent and may widen considerably during particularly volatile periods on a financial market.
Depending on the format of your content,you may need to stay more or less consistent in your publishing.
Less consistent or weaker relationships between hearing loss and depression in the elderly have been reported by other authors 35, 36.
Or in more extreme latitudes where GPS satellite coverage is less consistent.
Girls' data are less consistent and peak VO2 appears to progressively rise to 13 years and then level off from about 14 years of age.
Dvn interferes with memories created from mental images,but has less consistent effects on visual memory tasks.
As in depression, the duration of stages 3 and 4 may be curtailed,although the findings regarding REM sleep were less consistent.
The team showed that the gut microbiome among IBD patients was much less consistent over time than among the controls.
It is regrettable that the prevailing idea in the House of the'grand coalition' has resulted in the original report being watered down andbecoming much less consistent.
The theory of deleterious effects of excessive growth is certainly less consistent than those effects resulting from growth deficits.
Less consistent results, emphasizing intrinsic properties of tumor cells, were obtained for miR-7 and miR-1, which were respectively over expressed and poorly expressed in tumors.
The data on the Guislain Pavilion, which housed male patients with epilepsy,are less consistent but no less shocking.
In contrast, we observed a less consistent evolution of citation indices over time, including several countries with a statistically significant decrease during the period analyzed.
Juwad, and adds:"we certainly cannot hide the existence of more or less consistent extremists groups who use violence to impose their ideology.
Since these frequencies are much more susceptible to propagation loss from environmental conditions, over-the-air(OTA)testing may be less consistent and more complex.
In the third group, the relationship between the infinitive form andthe stem is less consistent, and several distinct stems are needed to produce all the forms in the paradigm.
This classification is clearly less consistent than the classification of animals, since the groups are not formed by the same criteria, but alternate between anatomical features and the state of fossilization.
There is also evidence of association between smoking and anxiety,although this relation is even less consistent, when compared with the relationship between smoking and depression.
All literary influence implied the more or less consistent adaptation of the model to local peculiarities of social development and local demands of the relevant social class in its social practice.