Sentence examples for directly inconsistent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bachrach wrote to his colleagues that the government's newest version was "directly inconsistent" with Judge Kaplan's proposal.

For example, the ruling is directly inconsistent, as the district court acknowledges, with the appeals court ruling on exactly this topic that was made earlier.

But it is not directly inconsistent with Allais' preferences, and its plausibility does not depend on the type of probabilistic independence that the STP implies.

We have seen, however, that CJT is not guaranteed to deliver its hoped-for goods unless individual competences are independent of one another, and public deliberation seems directly inconsistent with the independence requirement.

It was deemed difficult to search for IMPF articles directly, due to the inconsistent nomenclature within prognosis research [ 22] (e.g. 'predictive'prognostic'ic'factor',r'markerker') and the wide range of potential prognostic factors (e.g. genes, chromosomes, biomarkers, clinical characteristics, etc).

Contact them directly if it is inconsistent.

However, to measure all available images would be very time consuming, and in practice the image quality (IQ) of these images may be inconsistent, which can directly impact the quality of measurement.

Such inconsistent evaluation results can directly influence the outcome of a hazard or risk assessment for a specific chemical, which in turn may result e.g., in unnecessary risk mitigation measures, or underestimated risks for the environment.

How colour affects appetite is inconsistent, contextual and, he says: "directly related to experience, expectations, associations, cultural norms and fashions".

Changes made directly on the reservoir properties generally yield inconsistent geological models.

Directly based on category V evidence or inconsistent or inconclusive studies of any level.