Sentence examples for Address this inconsistency from inspiring English sources

Fourth, to address this inconsistency, we added one new dimension, called "setting", which enables the classification of GSE projects in both site level and relationship-between-pair-of-sites level.

Therefore, we performed a meta-analysis on a large population to address this inconsistency.

There are several ways the COBES program can work to address this inconsistency.

One strategy that could potentially be used to address this inconsistency is through patient navigators.

To address this inconsistency, we smoothed the kmad2 profile to allow for a gradual decline in Mad2 activity.

To address this inconsistency the effect of short, high-dose UV-B irradiation on detached Arabidopsis thaliana leaves was examined.

To address this situation, inconsistency tolerance is being built on foundational technologies for identifying and analyzing inconsistency in information, for representing and reasoning with inconsistent information, for resolving inconsistent information, and for merging inconsistent information.

To address this apparent inconsistency and further elucidate the relationship between structure and HBGA binding patterns, we performed mutagenesis analysis on the role of the three conserved sites in HBGA binding of the Boxer virus.

To address this apparent inconsistency, we applied a novel approach to accentuate population-specific gene expression signatures for the CEU [homogeneous US residents with northern and western European ancestry (HapMap samples)] and YRI [homogenous Yoruba people of Ibadan, Nigeria (HapMap samples)] trios.

To address this apparent inconsistency in the literature and demonstrate how NoiseMaker can be applied in evaluating the performance of statistical techniques, we evaluated the B score in scenarios with different types of row and column positional effects: varying size of SD Group AA), varying size of mean change (Group B) and varying size of both mean change and SD (Group C).

It would address the inconsistency and inhumanity of policies that support free trade in goods and jobs but bar the free movement of people.