Sentence examples for apparently inconsistent with from inspiring English sources

Now they realise that they have to look for examples that are apparently inconsistent with them.

The flattening of FFC CO2 emission after about 2009 in our revised case (Fig. 2a, black circle) is apparently inconsistent with the consumption-based emission inventories, and implies that CO2 emission continued to increase at similar rates between 2009 and 2012, which is consistent with China's national apparent consumption of coal and IEA emissions.

The presence of garnet in the IBM crust was apparently inconsistent with the geochemical characteristics of crust-derived felsic volcanic rocks that may have been in this arc, suggesting that there was no garnet residue during crustal melting (Tamura et al., 2009).

Although apparently inconsistent with the general view that aragonite was preferentially precipitated (relative to calcite) in the Permian oceans (Sandberg 1983; Stanley and Hardie 1998), the calcite precipitation in the Chaotian section may have been caused by local "calcitic" conditions in the ocean of northwestern South China.

On the facts, personal liberty extended to the liberty of an aggrieved person to go to court and seek judicial review, and thus a statutory provision that sought to oust the power of judicial review was apparently inconsistent with this fundamental liberty.

Our model provides a conceptual framework for mimicry that can explain the predictions of several mathematical models that were apparently inconsistent with experimental results.

The variability of definitions often proves a challenge when comparing or contrasting research findings, particularly perhaps when trying to understand the apparently inconsistent findings for factors associated with high rates of absenteeism.

Dings and Dittrich reported experimental results which showed apparently inconsistent roughness-to-noise behaviour between wheels with different braking systems.

Although apparently inconsistent this could be a sample size effect, with some studies underpowered to show differences in dichotomous outcomes.

It's not surprising that travelers face apparently inconsistent searches by passenger screeners when you consider the TSA's negligence in complying with the congressional mandate that screeners receive three hours of training each week.

This holds true despite the apparently inconsistent form.