Sentence examples for contributed to the inconsistency from inspiring English sources
This has contributed to the inconsistency and unavailability of important information.
Finally, we found considerable evidence of heterogeneity in the nature of exercise referral scheme interventions across studies, which could have contributed to the inconsistency in outcome findings.
It has been speculated that possible etiologic heterogeneity across subtypes of NHL, a broad classification for a variety of histologically and clinically distinct malignancies, may have contributed to the inconsistency in published findings regarding TCE (Scott and Chiu 2006).
None of the included trials separately reported outcomes in individuals with specific medical diagnoses.Substantial heterogeneity in the quality and nature of the exercise referral schemes across studies might have contributed to the inconsistency in outcome findings.
Potential differences in drug prescriptions, type of therapy and duration of use between Germany and other countries, particularly the United States, might have contributed to the inconsistency of results (Greiser, 2003; Löwel et al, 2003; Seifert-Klauss and Schumm-Draeger, 2003; Bromley et al, 2004; Hersh et al, 2004).
At present, it is unclear whether failure to take account of the differences in soy metabolism between individuals has contributed to the inconsistencies between studies.
Failure to control for the confounding effects from body perceptions may contribute to the inconsistency of literature on the relationship between body weight and depression.
The hurdle presented by diverse device designs and e-liquid permutations, which contribute to the inconsistency of available data, also highlights the need for legislative standardization of ECs.
In contrast, other meta-analyses found a decreased psychological stress reactivity in relation with physical fitness (e.g. Forcier et al. [44]), contributing to the inconsistency in the literature.
