Sentence examples for example of the inconsistencies from inspiring English sources

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.

Is a painful example of the inconsistency of inspectors' judgments, which the watchdog recently owned up to.

One clear example of the inconsistency resulted in the organization having two engineering efforts that competed with each other.

While the Knicks were pleased with their victory, it was merely another example of the maddening inconsistency that has made them as likely to lose to a doormat as they are to defeat a contender.

To find some answers, I wanted to ask people living the most extreme example of this inconsistency: meat industry workers.

The use of community resolution orders is just one example of this inconsistency.

Pregnancy represents a good example of this inconsistency: median values of 129 pg/ml were registered at delivery, decreasing to 58 pg/ml immediately afterward [ 51].

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.

One prominent example of this was the inconsistencies in the type and quality of data collected, largely because hand-written notes allowed for variation in terms of what content is recorded.

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].

Another example of such inconsistency is the pair of words "tumor" & "tumour".