But the categorisation of both the type of incident and the severity appears inconsistent.
Yet the approach by many companies appears inconsistent, meeting the guidelines on some products but not others.
Only, in light of that decision, allowing two huge telecommunications groups to come together without asking them to jump through hoops appears inconsistent.
The caption read: "I just fed a chicken!" The cuddly oversharing appears inconsistent with his reputation as a ruthless dictator who suffers no political dissent.
Bush's policy now appears "inconsistent, contradictory and self-serving," said Rami Khouri, director of the American University of Beirut's Institute for Public Policy and International Affairs.
Statistics on body donations the other main source are spotty, but the giving appears inconsistent and in many countries it is still taboo.
But, as Adam Merberg points out, his account of what holistic management means appears inconsistent and poorly defined, which "allows Savory to blame any failures on a misunderstanding of the method".
A child, he said, "might be talking about lots of different events, and we don't know how much he's seen, and it's natural that it appears inconsistent in testimony".
The Green MEP Molly Scott Cato also said Rudd had "serious questions to answer about why she has reported something to parliament which appears inconsistent with what she has been telling other ministers".
"This transaction apparently was not disclosed to or authorized by the board, involved a transfer of very substantial value for insufficient consideration, and appears inconsistent with governing accounting rules," the committee concluded.
Prosecution psychiatrists testified at the trial that he had no delusions about Miss Foster because he never really believed that she would feel love or affection for him, a position with which the letter appears inconsistent.
