Sentence examples for display inconsistencies from inspiring English sources

Prior findings of relationships between connectivity and cognition may display inconsistencies (see Ferreira and Busatto, 2013, for review), in part, because the typical sample size (50 or smaller) only allows examination of large effects that may be specific to the analytic or sampling methods of a given study.

12 The effect of funding source on outcome reporting bias seems to be heterogeneous, with studies showing that commercially funded trials are more (D Ghersi, personal communication, 2010), less, 19 or equally 20 likely to display inconsistencies in the reporting of primary outcomes compared with studies that were not commercially funded.

We confirmed that the observed anticorrelation between both measures is not a feature of the adenoma data, but holds true for other transcriptome data as well [ 16] (see Figure S1 and S2 in Supporting Information Additional file 1: Text S1). Figure 4 displays inconsistency contributions and flux patterns for control, HIG and LIG on the carbohydrate metabolism pathways of Homo sapiens.

Many of the predictions for these genes display minor inconsistencies with the observed profiles in the macaque data, but generally capture the trends in the data (data not shown).

If the colored marks display any inconsistencies, you may need to replace one or both of the ink cartridges in your printer to correct alignment problems.

However, samples from west African sites (i.e. samples 1 9 in Fig. 2, K = 2) displayed more inconsistencies between the form determined by the IGS marker and the respective genetic background when compared to samples from central and southern Africa.

The competent kitchen crew at House of India displayed some inconsistency as well.

Tyson Chandler and Eddy Curry in Chicago and Kwame Brown in Washington have also been viewed in some parts as failures for displaying youthful inconsistency and not becoming stars within their first three seasons.

"Sharp Drop Reported in Chronically Homeless" (news article, July 30) reflects the continuing inconsistencies displayed in counting the homeless.

Americans display an invigorating inconsistency that is beyond the imagination of the Chinese, both Communists and dissidents.

For all-cause mortality but not for 30-day pneumonia mortality, the year-specific analyses displayed similar temporal inconsistencies as observed for hospitalizations (Figure 2).