No. 11,989 in Spanish

inconsistentes

Not consistent; lacking coherence or reliability.

In a sentence

Sus argumentos en el debate eran inconsistentes.
Their arguments in the debate were inconsistent.
Here, 'inconsistentes' describes the lack of logical or coherent structure in the arguments presented by someone.
Las pruebas recolectadas resultaron ser inconsistentes para apoyar la hipótesis.
The collected evidence turned out to be inconsistent to support the hypothesis.
'Inconsistentes' is used in this sentence to illustrate evidence that doesn't align or support a conclusion effectively.
Los resultados del experimento fueron inconsistentes a lo largo de las pruebas.
The experiment's results were inconsistent throughout the trials.
In this context, 'inconsistentes' refers to variability or lack of uniformity in the outcomes observed during repeated trials of the experiment.

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