Sentence examples for associated inconsistency from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the effects of ensemble size and type of the observation data on the associated inconsistency are investigated.

However, the built-in library has a wide variety of naming conventions and associated inconsistencies, as described under history above.

Testing positive for HIV or STI was not found to be associated with inconsistency in condom use during anal intercourse.

Similarly, factors such as literacy level, place where the client solicited FSWs and whether he had had anal sex with a male/hijra partner were not associated with inconsistency in condom use during anal intercourse.

It is important to understand psychological processes underlying hyperbolic discounting, because problematic behaviors in temporal discounting (e.g., loss of self-control in drug-dependent patients and substance misusers) are associated with inconsistency, rather than impulsivity, in intertemporal choice (see Appendix I) [ 7].

Furthermore, the visual positioning feedback system used in these experiments may also eliminate control issues associated with inconsistencies in the micropipette tip during micropipette fabrication.

Research on birth settings for women with low-risk pregnancies often involves methodological challenges, such as small samples, non-random samples, differences between women who choose local community versus technology-advanced hospitals, confounding factors associated with inconsistencies in physician behavior, and data limitations [ 18].

Part of the inconsistency associated with characterizing the relationships between wildlife and livestock arises from confusion over the definitions and interpretations associated with the term 'competition' (Wiens 1977,1984).

101 (2003) 765.] for systems with holonomic constraints in isobaric isothermal ensemble, we discuss a new recursive algorithm which eliminates the inconsistency associated with the double calculation of constraint forces present in RATTLE.

Questions remain unanswered regarding the etiology, associated mechanisms, and inconsistency in pattern of symptoms.

The extent of heterogeneity in meta-analyses was also statistically significantly associated with the inconsistency (P=0.018), which seemed to be at least partly a result of confounding by the small number of primary studies (table 2).