Sentence examples for current inconsistencies from inspiring English sources

Despite the current inconsistencies, accountants say a uniform system for calculating options costs is possible, noting that earnings statements already contain many economic estimates, like the rate at which machines and buildings lose their value, known as depreciation.

A solution to these problems may be on the horizon: the European Parliament has scheduled hearings in Brussels next year to consider a uniform art restitution law for the European Union, which would help to resolve current inconsistencies in policies among member states.

The framework is applied to a comparison of China's national innovation system under central planning and since reforms, revealing the evolving structure and dynamics of this system and current inconsistencies and perverse incentives that policymakers must address to realize their development goals.

The lack of a validated tool, which reliably assesses changes in cognitive performance caused by RF EMF exposure, may contribute to the current inconsistencies in outcomes.

However, these studies are limited by current inconsistencies in funtional inference, effects of locus heterogeneity, and they may not account for important variants in introns and/or untranslated regions [ 6].

Hence, it cannot be excluded that the current inconsistencies in cognitive outcomes may at least be partially due to the high variability in timing of tasks with respect to exposure.

Despite the player's current inconsistency, Zidane expressed his delight at the possibility of Ronaldo extending his stay at the club – before it was announced the 31-year-old had extended his stay until 2021.

"This would address a current inconsistency which is that these children spend most of their day in school in much larger groups than the current 1 8 ratio for childcare permits.

Recognising that the current inconsistency is a serious hindrance to progress in our specialty, the editors of over 50 journals related to women's health have come together to support The CROWN (CoRe Outcomes in WomeN's health) Initiative.

There is a need for larger survival studies in order to overcome the current inconsistency in the literature and to investigate whether p16 hypermethylation is applicable as a fully independent prognostic marker.

But if current glaring inconsistencies persist – two in three social care providers seen as good, two in three hospitals seen as falling short – the CQC will have some explaining to do.