Sentence examples for addressing the inconsistency from inspiring English sources

April 2, 2014 The statement from Air Mauritius goes some way to addressing the inconsistency between its earlier refusal and last night's agreement.

There comes a point, however, when addressing the inconsistencies becomes crucial.

ALEXANDER M. BUSKO Miami, Dec. 5, 2012   I applaud Dr. Sutherland for addressing the inconsistencies, stereotypes and distortions that the media have too often brought to bear on the subject of A.D.H.D. I am a child psychiatrist and psychotherapist who uses medication in what I believe is a thoughtful and judicious manner.

The Norwegian Mother and Child Cohort Study (MoBa) can meet a number of these challenges in study design, a requirement for addressing the inconsistencies in the field.

Until that concern is addressed, the inconsistency between medical practice and medical knowledge will persist.

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

Dr. Pearson, of the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review, said that while coverage variations might not yet be a front-burner issue for President-elect Barack Obama, "It would be consistent with your archetype of what a Democratic administration would start to consider as one of its policy options — to someday address the inconsistency".

The primary difficulty is to determine which policies should be removed, and the resolution addresses the inconsistency most effectively.

To address the inconsistency between the 120-minute finding and the 2 earlier findings, a post hoc repeated-measures test confirmed that nVNS was superior to sham through 120 minutes (odds ratio: 2.3; 95% CI: 1.2, 4.4; P=0.012).

Sanabria and Killeen [ 13] addressed the inconsistency of the evidence regarding response inhibition deficits in SHR.

To address the inconsistency in definitions, we use the Kalamazoo Consensus Statement [ 29] as a framework for our intervention.