Sentence examples for considerable inconsistency from inspiring English sources

The literature regarding pain-related attentional biases is currently marked by considerable inconsistency.

The effect of dietary zinc (Zn) exposure to Daphnia magna fed living algae remains unsure as existing experimental data exhibit considerable inconsistency.

Further raising suspicions, there was also a "considerable inconsistency" between some students' performance on the multiple-choice part of the exam and other sections, in which they had to write out their answers.

There has been considerable inconsistency and confusion in the definition of elite/expert athletes in sport psychology research, which has implications for studies conducted in this area and for the field as a whole.

Significantly, the review identifies considerable inconsistency in the test arrangements, instrumentation methods, and data processing techniques for extracting local bond-slip properties, which has undoubtedly hindered the development of a unified bond model and codifiable design rules.

Yet this all sits rather uneasily with a state that does not allow Christians to be members of the Communist party and whose police, the Public Security Bureau, still frequently break up house church meetings (though with considerable inconsistency from province to province).

The published methods for calculating pressure gradients for the flow of coarse particles in suspension in a horizontal pipeline have been criticlaly examined and have been found to show considerable inconsistencies.

There are conflicting empirical findings and considerable inconsistencies regarding the relationship between parental involvement and a student's academic achievement (Fan & Chen, 2001; McNeal, 2012).

One previous study investigated geographic variations (across thirteen metropolitan areas) in cost per episode for seven specific conditions and also found considerable inconsistencies in the relative costliness of different conditions within an area [11].

Even more worrisome, there are considerable inconsistencies even across subjects within the same experimental group.

Under such circumstances, considerable inconsistencies between independent GWAS would be expected and overlap with MSP would be possible, but not predictable.