Sentence examples for based on inconsistent from inspiring English sources

The limits come after years of what many scientists, managers and fishermen alike have said was mismanagement based on inconsistent or overly optimistic estimates of where fish stocks were, and how they could be rebuilt.

In a decision on Wednesday ordering the release of a prisoner who had been a Saudi resident, Judge Richard J. Leon of Federal District Court said the government's case was largely based on inconsistent accusations from two other Guantánamo detainees whose credibility the government itself had questioned.

The controversy over the Clinton pardons has highlighted a concern that clemency orders nationally are often based on inconsistent or unfair policies, said Daniel T. Kobil, an expert on clemency who is a professor at Capital University Law School in Columbus, Ohio.

Third, serum creatinine measurements used for the baseline in the primary outcome were based on inconsistent criteria and timing.

However, these algorithms were proposed based on inconsistent and inaccurate depth video and still have room for improvement for processed depth video.

The result of this practice is that decisions are often made based on inconsistent information, which can lead to costly rework or even mission failure.

However, based on the inconsistent findings of the one moderate- [ 36] and two weak-quality [ 29, 32] studies, there was insufficient evidence for the relationship between television viewing and anxiety risk.

Based on the inconsistent findings of the one strong- [ 31], two moderate- [ 30, 34] and one weak-quality [ 32] studies, there was insufficient evidence for the relationship between screen time and anxiety risk.

Based on the inconsistent results of previous research, a population-based case control study among 1319 Connecticut women was used to investigate the a priori hypothesis that smoking increases the risk of NHL, and that this increased risk varies by NHL histologic type, tumour grade, and immunologic type.

A native Texan, Blakeslee broke the story for The Texas Observer, drawing national attention to the arrests, which were based on the inconsistent testimony of a single undercover officer.

Based on the inconsistent nature of the reflex, we feel that the reflex elicited by the KT-2000 could not be used in clinical practice as a measure of knee functional stability.