Sentence examples for example of inconsistencies from inspiring English sources
Table 2 gives an example of inconsistencies between the figures attained through the OPD register (MTUHA book 5) and the figures noted in book 10. *11049 is derived from the above numbers with a calculation error.
Another example of inconsistencies from chemically induced models of colitis is from the diverging results of the studies by Fayad et al. (Fayad et al., 2007) and Nishihara et al. (Nishihara et al., 2006).
That is curious, given that this is one of the few cases where Mr Bush has volunteered to act multilaterally, and that North Korea's Kim Jong-Il has all along been demanding bilateral talks.The prime example of inconsistency, though, is Iraq.
A review of relevant literature revealed additional examples of inconsistencies between studies when taking into account the age of the subjects.
A few VHWs described examples of inconsistencies in enforcement of smoke-free air policies, "There were no tobacco use at the weddings, but I can see people smoking at the meetings and workshops this year".
The examples of inconsistencies in these business practices provided by facilitators raise public health concerns around the involvement of family physicians in the planning of care abroad, follow-up care provided to medical tourists, and the prevention of infectious disease and surgical complications.
The fact that Ms. Bradley dropped the charges is one of many examples of inconsistency that the mayor's lawyer, Luis Andrew Penichet, said he intended to use to call into question her credibility and paint her as an aggressor.
Sadly for Cleveland, Sunday's 23-7 loss at home to the Houston Texans was another example of the inconsistencies that may keep the Browns out of the post-season.
An example of how inconsistencies in definitions of hypertension can impact on variations in age-adjusted prevalence figures and estimates of hypertension control collected in surveillance systems is described by Crim and colleagues [ 24].
