Sentence examples for considered inconsistent from inspiring English sources

For example, subjects replying that they "walk one block" (PF9) with difficulty but also that they performed "vigorous activities" (PF1) without difficulty are considered "inconsistent" (see Table  1 for the list of inconsistencies).

6% of scores resulting from ranking the same group after two weeks were considered inconsistent, and no panel member scored more than 20% inconsistencies.

As Dr Stavins says, "any text that was considered inconsistent with their interests and positions in multilateral negotiations was treated as unacceptable".

His cover of the 1985 Tom Waits song "Downtown Train" (1989) was the high point of a midcareer period generally considered inconsistent.

On the other hand, an alignment which requires drivers to handle high speed gradients and does not meet drivers' expectancy is considered inconsistent and produces higher crash frequency.

While amnesties are generally considered inconsistent with international law, the South African TRC provided some basis for considering conditional amnesties as a useful compromise, particularly if they help to secure perpetrator confessions.

The state of the art of value stream design and simulation does not consider inconsistent and volatile input data, which could lead to imprecise conclusions and so to wrong design decisions.

This paper presents an algorithm for compositing a high dynamic range (HDR) image from multi-exposure images, considering inconsistent pixels for the reduction of ghost artifacts.

Overall, these studies provide convincing evidence for the need to consider inconsistent phylogenetic reconstruction methods.

Once considered an inconsistent talent in gymnastics, Nemov calmly unveiled a remarkable mix of grace, strength and daredevil nerve in his approach to every event.

None of the blurred boundaries just considered is inconsistent with the claim that some standard is uniquely correct.