Despite the overall satisfactory correspondence between the solutions and the data, all model variants bear some common inconsistencies in positioning of some domain borders and an expanded Kni domain.
Through this data integration, common inconsistencies that are not specific to the deletion of interest are identified and eliminated from the annotation, resulting in a reliable characterization of the whole deficiency genome.
Despite common inconsistencies in views, attitudes and behavior regarding patient autonomy issues and the constant collision with our paternalistic background, both patients and physicians in Croatia are beginning to appreciate more the importance of the principle of autonomy in medical decision-making.
The most common major inconsistencies included changes in results and sample sizes.
An issue that is honestly all too common is brand inconsistency across various platforms, and not only is this confusing to people, but also, it is vastly ineffective for us because we have no idea who we are telling the public we are.
Given the common person's inconsistencies, why does it seem that politicians are especially guilty of a particularly distasteful sort of inconsistency, hypocrisy, when they commit the very sins they loudly condemn?
Although dual-task investigations strongly suggest that posture control and higher level cognition have common resource requirements, inconsistencies in the data and differences in experimental design make it difficult to distill a fuller understanding of the specific mechanisms behind posture-cognition dual-tasking.
It is common to find inconsistencies in knowledge bases that are being widely used.
A common explanation for this inconsistency is inaccurate assessment of exposure in previous studies biasing the results to the null between active smoking and breast cancer, as some studies have not investigated or have not excluded the effect of secondhand smoke in the control group [12].
Our research, as well as that of others (Gilbert & Fisher, 2006; Krix et al., 2015; Oeberst, 2012, 2015), does suggest that inconsistencies are common among people with no incentive to lie; as such, small or few inconsistencies should not be considered an indication of dishonesty or general inaccuracy.
