Sentence examples for despite this inconsistency from inspiring English sources

Despite this inconsistency, the results showed that the severity of the child's respiratory symptoms was a strong determinant of health care utilization.

15, 16 Despite this inconsistency, memantine is a useful treatment for patients with moderate to severe AD, but with behavioral disturbances common in patients with AD and those disturbances causing great distress to care givers, great interest lies in determining if memantine truly improves behavioral outcomes.

Despite this emphasis, inconsistencies were pervasive in CHW recordkeeping and nearly 25% of CHWs did not maintain MCH registers.

"Despite the inconsistency of inexperience, they finished as the three leading wicket takers in the series, which is a terrific effort given how little Test cricket they have played between them," he said.

Ms. Peters's willingness -- she changes her persona in each scene and is believable each time despite the inconsistency of the writing -- is a plus, and there are some wonderful surprises.

Despite the inconsistency in the exposure period, all pollutants except NO2 were associated with reductions in abdominal circumference.

Despite the inconsistency in findings across the outcome measures, our results provide some evidence that long-term exposure to specific OP pesticides may adversely affect the PNS.

Despite the inconsistency, there is a gradual drift towards the nonpossessive form in nonmedical language such as newspapers, journals and other areas [ 3].

Despite the inconsistency of the evidence base, the use of hypnosis in labour appears to be increasing in popularity [ 14, 15].

Despite the inconsistency, the overall risk of antepartum recurrent VTE in all studies was less than 10% and confidence intervals around the risk estimates of individual studies were overlapping.

Despite the inconsistency in reporting of differing DPPIV levels between non-inflammatory and inflammatory synovial fluid, there is a consistent, reproducible reduction in synovial fluid DPPIV levels of a third to a half in comparison with circulating levels (Table 1).