Sentence examples for although inconsistency from inspiring English sources

Inconsistent speech disorder is distinct from childhood apraxia of speech (CVA), although inconsistency characterizes both disorders [ 39].

Although inconsistency was found regarding how the power exponent varies with rainfall intensity, numerical results suggest that the variance observed in a dataset with a small sample size may be not statistically significant.

Although inconsistency exists, both our study and Imai et al. [ 44] supported that different content of repetitive elements accounted for genome size shrinking of smooth pufferfish.

Although inconsistency between vaccines partly represents the influence of differential social backgrounds of policymaking, the inconsistencies essentially highlight differential public health objectives of vaccination and the ongoing uncertainty with respect to the transmission dynamics, severity profile and immunology of influenza.

Although inconsistency remains, there is a trend towards greater similarities between children enrolled in managed care and those in fee-for-service plans when the plan type or characteristics are mandated, either by changes from the managed care organization or public insurance policies.

Although inconsistencies remained, they were fewer, so that the trajectory of decline mirrored disease stage in the majority of cases.

Although inconsistencies across studies may be methodological in origin, the underlying mechanisms of associations between both PA and fitness with IS in youth remain uncertain.

The trees estimated from the mitochondrial data are in general agreement, although inconsistencies can be seen at species-level within Lemuriformes, Platyrrhini and Cercopithecidae.

To-date, the evolutionary history of the LT species flocks reveals both similarities and differences, although inconsistencies as a consequence of molecular dating may exacerbate these disparities.

Several reviews have examined the evidence linking air pollution and LBW [ 19- 24], although inconsistencies in study design have precluded a systemic meta-analysis of the literature.

Although inconsistencies remain in the terminology used by stakeholders, anonymization is generally defined as the irreversible removal of personal identifiers and quasi-identifiers from sensitive health data.