Sentence examples for data are inconsistent and from inspiring English sources

Some epidemiological studies suggest that green tea compounds could protect against cancer, but existing data are inconsistent, and limitations in study design hinder full interpretation and generalizability of the published observational findings.

The end result is unscientific and unsettling". OUR TAKE - Cohn's piece boils down to two central complaints about PPP: That their procedures for weighting data are inconsistent and allow for more subjective judgements about who will vote, and that they hid a critical aspect of those procedures from public view.

However, in this study, the data are inconsistent and dependent on which physiological variable is considered.

Aβ oligomers self-assemble into the larger Aβ species [ 13], which are deposited as plaque in the brain; elevated soluble Aβ oligomers in CSF have been associated with AD, although the data are inconsistent and the culprit toxic oligomer still needs to be identified [ 14].

"Only that the data was inconsistent and weak".

Dr. Mosholder's bosses at the Food and Drug Administration, however, said the drug company data was inconsistent and that some events termed "possibly suicidal" seemed innocent.

Further evaluation of these studies confirmed that these data were inconsistent and that the studies in question were subject to a number of important limitations 152– 152.

Efficacy was assessed through the use of various symptom scales and other indirect measurements; safety was assessed through extrapyramidal symptoms and the use of anticholinergic drugs, but these data were inconsistent and impossible to pool.

Several studies have since reported that leucocyte telomeres are shorter in cancer cases than in controls, 1 19–24 although the data are inconsistent among studies and tumour types.

However, these data are inconsistent [ 3– 7] and the results cannot be easily transferred to high altitude physiology since hypoxia during aircraft travel is moderate (maximum corresponding to an altitude of 2,500 m) and sitting in a cramped position itself may be a central trigger for coagulation changes.

The only other agent that has been tested under similarly robust circumstances in bipolar II depression is lamotrigine, and the data are inconsistent among studies (Swartz and Thase 2011).