Sentence examples for be inconsistent with observations from inspiring English sources
Cohen and coworkers [ 4] reviewed evidence indicating that the traditional view may be inconsistent with observations in patients in renal failure and in a number of experimental studies.
The American embassy said the result was "inconsistent" with observations of the election and called on the council to respect the people's will.
We attempt to model the planets with thick-cloudy, non-equilibrium chemistry atmospheres but find that removing CH4 to fit the 3.3 μm photometry increases the predicted L (3.8 μm) flux enough that it is inconsistent with observations.
Therefore this model is inconsistent with observations.
Our findings of injury to the aHPC with reduced right HcV in those sustaining explosive mTBI are inconsistent with observations in most studies of PTSD.
This is inconsistent with observations in p53-null fibroblasts, highlighting the need to use the correct cell type in these mechanistic studies.
This finding is inconsistent with observations in pancreatic and non-small-cell lung cancer; a high methylation rate of TFPI-2 was reported in pancreatic cancer patients with liver metastasis[ 25].
However, ocean reanalyses of Ht in the early 2000s are inconsistent with observation- and model-based constraints on N.
Furthermore, annual values of Ht appear to be inconsistent with satellite observations of N in some years [ Trenberth et al., 2014], suggesting that Earth's energy budget cannot be closed with observations even over the relatively well-observed period since 2005 [ Trenberth and Fasullo, 2010].
For both L 1 and L 2 norm minimizations, if the PCA dimension is less than the biohash length (i.e., if the random projection step does not reduce the dimension), the linear system is over-determined and an exact solution might not possibly exist (i.e., solutions could be inconsistent with the observations).
This appeared to be inconsistent with our observations that leptin expression is associated with chemoresistance.
