Genotypes were checked for Mendelian consistency; inconsistencies, which were detected in <0.5% of genotypes, were removed from analysis.
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.
Whether or not the CV succeeds as a descriptive criterion depends on its consistency or inconsistency with data.
If the consistency or inconsistency can be confirmed between observed and simulated sections in the future, constraints could be provided on the chemical structures in the Earth.
One way to make this aim explicit is to extend the expressive power of our language by encoding the metatheoretical notions of consistency (and inconsistency) in the object language.
Around twenty different so-called 'species concepts' are represented in the current biological literature, and the merits, interrelations, and mutual consistency or inconsistency of these has been a major topic of philosophical discussion.
The final three sections, the bulk of the essay, consider the question of the consistency or inconsistency of change, which in one way or another looms over all our discussions.
There are two ways that the laws of deductive logic have been thought to provide rational constraints on belief: (1) Synchronically, the laws of deductive logic can be used to define the notion of deductive consistency and inconsistency.
The aim of this study was to determine the consistency and inconsistency between the periapical radiography (PR) and cone-beam computerized tomography (CBCT) in evaluating the length of root canal obturations (RCOs) in vivo.
For instance, she can stress that consistency and inconsistency can be ascribed to (pieces of) the world in a derived sense: to say that the world is (locally) inconsistent just is to say that some true purely descriptive sentences about the world have true negations.
