Sentence examples for an inconsistent result from inspiring English sources
This induces an inconsistent result when synchronously convoluting multiple k-space data onto the same grid.
In the Rotterdam Study samples, 325 samples were genotyped in duplo, of which one gave an inconsistent result.
94 yielded an inconsistent result: its methylation rate was decreased in the Q4 group (P = 1.96 × 10−5).
This is not an inconsistent result, as our correlations appear to be mainly driven by the Her14 locus, and it is clear that the Rügen site is divergent enough to strongly affect the results of broad scale correlation analyses.
A previous published study found an increased levels of sFlt-1 and a decreased PLGF concentrations to be associated with IUGR, spontaneous preterm birth and stillbirth [ 6] whilst other study found an inconsistent result [ 7].
However, there is an inconsistent result from the F4 library; the expression of ssc-miR-30e* (16,200 reads) was higher than that of ssc-miR-30e (3,652 reads), indicating that this miRNA*s is abundantly expressed, potentially as a functional guide miRNA [ 6].
A possible explanation for this inconsistent result is the presence of an undesirable minor QTL for tiller number within the Rialto introgressed region that maps distal to the grain size and yield effects.
Our model provides a quantitative understanding of baseline CAF and an explanation for inconsistent results regarding CAF as predictive biomarkers.
The negative results from the prospective EORTC study and our BIG 02-98 substudy, with a background of inconsistent results, suggest that p53 status as an isolated marker may be inadequate to predict treatment response to docetaxel.
22, 23 For high-risk women without a proven mutation inconsistent results on the risk of developing a contralateral breast cancer (CBC) were reported.
After a season of inconsistent results amid much commotion, Rodriguez has converted 11 consecutive saves since his only blown save on April 2. But far more striking has been the change in his demeanor.
