in·con·sist·ent [ˌɪnkən'sɪstənt] ADJ
1. inconsistent (lacking agreement):
- inconsistent
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2. inconsistent (unsteady):
- inconsistent
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- inconsistent
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Although commonly lymphoblast refers to a precursor cell in the maturation of leukocytes, the usage of this term is sometimes inconsistent.
en.wikipedia.org This would leave the banking application in an inconsistent state.
en.wikipedia.org International measurements of promiscuity are inconsistent from study to study, varying by the methodology used.
en.wikipedia.org Differences between these regulatory systems mean that national transport operators can face inconsistent regulations, creating unnecessary inefficiency and cost.
en.wikipedia.org However, his conclusions have been challenged by other researchers, who argue that birth order effects are weak and inconsistent.
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