Sentence examples for cannot be consistent from inspiring English sources

Also, when a motel company has taken over many properties with other affiliations, the bedroom design cannot be consistent, although there may be a minimum size.

This cannot be consistent with the equal protection of the laws, and the fact that a right was taken away aggravates the effects of the discrimination.

Yet Aristotle says (2b2) that "color is in body, and therefore in an individual body (for if it were not in any individual, it would not be in body at all)." Unless Aristotle is speaking carelessly here (as Ackrill supposes), his claim cannot be consistent with the definition of 'in', as Ackrill interprets it.

The structures of CifPl and CifBp presented here show that this 'helix-swapped' dimer cannot be consistent with the dimer formed in solution by the full-length proteins as the tail-domain will fill the space occupied by the C-terminal helix from the second molecule in this structure.

A relationship between the coherence scores and consistent behaviour is predicated on the counter-reciprocal: if a pair of genes is incoherent then both genes cannot be consistent, and hence if a gene has a negative coherence (reproducibility) score it is "likely" (though by no means sure) to be inconsistent by being the "odd one out".

"The idea of a critical or rational press so clearly defined by Jurgen Habermas cannot, surely, be consistent with editorial policy that counts generating clickbait as part of its schedule.

> > > The belief that government cannot be trusted, is consistent with the previous two beliefs identified and was held across groups.

For example, researchers should evaluate the outcome definitions used in each study, and exclude studies that are not consistent (and cannot be made consistent) with others.

Our results indicate that single porosity models cannot be simultaneously consistent with our MD simulation results and our macroscopic scale diffusion data.

The principle is the following: after each conflict, the last assigned variable is selected in priority, so long as the constraint network cannot be made consistent.

The view is not only seen by many commentators as incomplete, but it carries a degree of rationalism that cannot be made consistent with our picture of Locke as the arch-empiricist of his period.