Sentence examples for contributes to inconsistency from inspiring English sources
There have been four police chiefs since 2009, which contributes to inconsistency in grappling with crime in a programmatic fashion.
Variations in technique and the interpretation of images have contributed to inconsistency in its reported performance characteristics.
However, lack of agreement on the best approach to address MAM has contributed to inconsistency among countries for MAM management and concomitantly, prevention of SAM.
Small sample size due to grouping after split-half could contribute to inconsistency, which might affect the generalisability of our findings.
The use of different methods to measure the development of OA may also have contributed to inconsistency in results between studies of physical activity and knee joint health.
An important factor that might contribute to inconsistency across studies is variability in the assessment and timing of dose to the fetus.
It has been suggested that use of self-report surveys to measure physical activity has contributed to inconsistency in findings between studies examining the relationship between physical activity and knee joint health.
The lack of a dedicated staff member to take responsibility for bereavement care contributed to inconsistency in follow-up contact: "…so up 'til now the BRI [Bereavement Risk Index] process has essentially been nurse led.
Considering that the majority of the studies investigated treatment predictors of discontinuation, the heterogeneity in study population and discontinuers definition, and thus in the prognosis status of different patients groups, may have contributed to inconsistency.
This paper aims to move this research agenda forward, by identifying key conceptual and methodological issues that may contribute to inconsistencies in research examining relations between public open space and physical activity.
This review highlights the methodological diversity in existing longitudinal magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) studies on structural brain development during childhood and adolescence, and addresses how such variation might contribute to inconsistencies in the literature.
