Sentence examples for both inconsistency and from inspiring English sources

Standard analyses suggest that this record reveals both inconsistency and growing conservatism.

We then introduce a new notion of acceptable IMCMs, considering both inconsistency and indeterminacy levels in IMCMs.

Josh Freeman has been battling both inconsistency and shoulder and finger injuries, and the Buccaneers' defense often caves in at the red zone, having allowed 14 touchdowns in their opponents' last 17 trips inside the 20.

This indicates that both inconsistency and MC and their correlation seem not be strongly dependent on the environmental conditions provided.

However, both selection inconsistency and the intractable computational cost pose critical difficulties when implementing forecasting tasks.

Collinearity may occur in real-world high-dimensional applications where the popular l1 technique suffers from both selection inconsistency and prediction inaccuracy.

The investigation community is like a perpetual scandal-seeking machine, quick to seize on any hint of inconsistency, and both Clintons, understandably, are weary of being pursued by those who don't wish them well.

During miRNA literature search, mirPub takes into account both inconsistencies in naming miRNAs and the history of miRNA data as being recorded in all available miRBase (Griffiths-Jones et al., 2005) versions.

Unlike the traditional SNP-based approach, the gene- and pathway-based approaches can take into account both the consistency and inconsistency of association between populations at different levels.

Despite Reactome provides pathway annotations for both proteins and genes, inconsistencies and not complete correspondences exist between such gene and protein annotations, which our approach detected and (partially) completed; we reported them to the Reactome curators, who ensured to fix them in the next release of their data.

In Van Gogh's Ear: Paul Gauguin and the Pact of Silence, published in Germany, Hamburg-based academics Hans Kaufmann and Rita Wildegans argue that the official version of events, based largely on Gauguin's accounts, contain inconsistencies and that both artists hinted that the truth was more complex.