Sentence examples for basis of inconsistency from inspiring English sources
The writ makes it clear that the commonwealth will argue the case on the basis of inconsistency between the Federal Marriage Act, which specifies marriage is between a man and a woman, and the new territory law.
On the other hand, it has been questioned whether a Humean position can allow even such a preference criticism on the basis of inconsistency (Broome 1993).
We chose to rate down the quality of evidence for mortality primarily on the basis of inconsistency of results.
Consequently, on the basis of inconsistency in terms of MTX treatment duration and clinical features, we diagnosed these patients with AE of RA-ILD.
Because we suspected heterogeneity on the basis of inconsistencies in treatment effects in the literature and in a previous meta-analysis, we used a random-effects model meta-analysis as our primary analysis, with the REML (REstricted Maximum Likelihood) estimator.
But although relativistic conservatives accept socially prevalent valuations, revising them piecemeal on the basis of internal inconsistency or impracticality, non-relativistic conservatives might deny that value can be quantified at all.
She is now being convicted on the basis of her "inconsistencies".
The 19th-century scholar George Scharf argued on the basis of the inconsistencies in the lights and shadows that the original image would have been "either a limning or a crayon drawing".
Never mind that the case for climate change has been painstakingly pieced together over decades – climate change sceptics are busy writing it off on the basis of a few inconsistencies.
In addition to a mechanism that applies the default stress in all instances, Colombo [11] proposed a sub-lexical mechanism that takes as input the syllabified representation of a word (or pseudoword) and assigns stress on the basis of neighborhood consistency (or inconsistency).
We first give the semantics of the logic and then present a simple, sound and complete axiomatization for the logic, thus forming the formal basis of reasoning consistently in the presence of inconsistency.
