Tomsic et al (2010) also found that the SNaPshot technology used for ASE determination gave inconsistent results, as evidenced by considerably larger standard deviations compared with pyrosequencing, and that high RNA quality is essential for reproducibility of ASE.
However, PR3-ANCA and MPO-ANCA determination was inconsistent and a European multicenter project – the EC/BCR ANCA assay standardization study, supported by the European Commission – was initiated to achieve better standardization.
By using the DEA method, therefore, the penetrating particles can be rejected when the two energy determinations are inconsistent; spurious noise are caused only when the deposited energy at an APD is by chance consistent with the measured energy by ESA.
In all of these situations, "either-or" determinations seem inconsistent with what we know about the vast complexity of human beings' brains, experiences, and abilities.
There are also examples in which the evolutionary rise of a new sex determination system is inconsistent with the pre-conditions of any of the directional selection hypotheses.
The introduction of noise at the node, by simulation of inconsistent determination of orthologs, does not override the preference of highly connected nodes to be evolutionary conserved; as theoretically predicted, random perturbations will rarely affect a hub in a scale-free network [ 41].
People close to the discussion said that determination was affected by inconsistent language between the two statutes.
Furthermore we investigated the reason for inconsistent CN determination by PRT compared to by MLPA.
The interpretation right is inconsistent with the determination right of case reasons.
The function of sex determination hierarchies (Fig. 1) is inconsistent with the view that sex determination systems evolve because of sexual selection.
-- The Thai ruling seems inconsistent with several United Nations determinations on Bout's nature over the years (see below).
