Sentence examples for consistency inconsistencies from inspiring English sources
Genotypes were checked for Mendelian consistency; inconsistencies, which were detected in <0.5% of genotypes, were removed from analysis.
Readers should understand the title of this book in a broad way,because it is not so obvious to deal with notions like contradictions, consistency, inconsistency, and triviality.
From well-intentioned consistency to consistent inconsistency.
The continuous changes that occur in the political and economic environment, what I would call "the law of the consistency of inconsistencies," make any forecast of how the world will look in five, let alone ten or a hundred, years practically meaningless.
Recall that Schroeder distinguishes A-type and B-type inconsistency with the former involving just one sort of attitude which inherits its consistency or inconsistency from the consistency or inconsistency of its content.
As noted above, standard cognitivist accounts of a domain of discourse will explain the consistency or inconsistency of states of mind by citing the consistency or inconsistency of that state's content, that is what it represents.
An effect of encoding consistency (and inconsistency) in the object language is that we can explicitly separate inconsistency from triviality.
30 33 We assessed inconsistency by comparing statistics for the deviance information criterion in fitted consistency and inconsistency models, and by contrasting direct evidence with indirect evidence from the entire network on each node (node-split).
We assessed inconsistency by comparing statistics for the deviance and deviance information criterion in fitted consistency and inconsistency models.
