Sentence examples for a clear inconsistency from inspiring English sources
The paper also noted that, while the original cells from Wakayama's mice were female, the STAP cells were male, "a clear inconsistency".
This book was taken as a challenge to the authority of Scripture because there was a clear inconsistency between the Genesis account of creation and the biological account of humans' slow emergence from lower forms of life.
Thus, there is a clear inconsistency between the contents of existing consent forms and opinions expressed by survey respondents about what those forms should contain.
One clear inconsistency with preconceived plan performance was seen with plan E; intended as the natural water level regime with the greatest environment benefits.
For example, if the % agreement is high but κ is low, this result is inconclusive due to the PI being too high, rather than due to clear inconsistency between observers.
He called on the infrastructure minister, Darren Chester, to "examine the clear inconsistencies between this legislation's aim of ensuring that maritime workers have no links with terrorists or organised crime and the government's parallel agenda of encouraging greater use of foreign-flagged ships crewed by foreign crews".
As will become clear, inconsistencies are still ample under these conditions, suggesting that cue fluctuation may provide a more coherent explanation of the relevant phenomena.
The surveyed LSGS are mostly dependent on public handouts for survival, but successive policy schemes have only showed mixed effects and, in particular study areas, clear inconsistencies in their aim to stop the general declining trend of LSGS.
However, there are clear inconsistencies in the literature and it is difficult to draw conclusions on the physico-chemical features of nanomaterials that promote genotoxicity, largely due to study design.
Therefore, there were clear inconsistencies between type 1 and 2 experiments.
On the other hand, we found clear inconsistencies in those cognitively impaired, but random errors derived from the small sample size of this subgroup impede a proper appraisal.
