Sentence examples similar to contextual inconsistency from inspiring English sources
However, this same Internet-based application was reported as having little or no perceived usefulness for trainee pathologists, who must learn not merely to evaluate standardised slides in formal examinations but to deal with the inconsistencies and contextual complexities of real slides in the real world [ 79].
Issues obstructing progress in data mining for improved health outcomes include data quality problems, data redundancy, data inconsistency, repeated measures, temporal (time-contextual) measures, and data volume.
Multilevel studies have shown an association between contextual social capital and SRH [ 27, 28], although there is some inconsistency in the measurement of social capital.
The critical dependence of memory on contextual cues, many of which are not under the rememberer's control, suggests that inconsistencies across circumstances should be common.
The volume, inconsistency and relevance of raw data needs to be addressed, as does the ability to make it contextual – but without applying human bias to make the data fit or support a preconceived assumption or forecast.
Esthetics are contextual.
Ethics are more contextual.
