Following these preliminary analyses, two cryptic clades of apparent Microeuraphia species, both sampled in the TEP, were excluded because of inconsistencies among gene partitions and inconsistent placement among topologies chosen within gene partitions and concatenated data sets.
They're in the news now because of inconsistencies in how strikes are being called.
The findings are provisional and subject to future revisions, because of inconsistencies in published government spending data.
Jamie Sharples, Level Travel's president, said he founded the company three years ago because of inconsistencies he found in the travel industry.
The commission — which provides independent scrutiny of local authorities — decided to hold back publication because of "inconsistencies in the housing stock data".
However, this is an extremely challenging task because of inconsistencies in variable selection and the prohibitively expensive computational cost as the number of variables increases.
Hudson said the gap between commitments and disbursements has fluctuated because of inconsistencies in donor funding, but that most countries tended to follow through on aid promises if the recipient was prepared to accept them.
Many were headed to out-of-state resale markets where, because of inconsistencies in state laws, buyers will have no inkling that the vehicles were so damaged by floodwater that insurance companies deemed them a total loss.
In a 10-year period beginning in 1995, he found 27 suffocation deaths involving bumper pads, and he theorized that many more might have occurred because of inconsistencies in the data.
Prosecutors began to doubt Ms. Diallo's account because of inconsistencies in her interviews with them about her own background, including a story she fabricated about having been gang-raped in Guinea.
The ruling exposes the legal limbo that many would-be parents find themselves in because of inconsistencies on surrogacy between countries like the United States, which legally recognizes it, and those that ban it.
