Sentence examples for examples are inconsistent from inspiring English sources
Although an inverse correlation between E-cadherin and invasiveness has been found for many cancers, abundant examples are inconsistent or contrary to this general assumption.
These early examples were inconsistent in their application of perspective techniques, and the results can be unconvincing; Toyoharu's were much more dextrous, though not strict he manipulated it to allow the representation of figures and objects that otherwise would have been obscured.
The decision to proceed with a superiority trial, for example, was inconsistent with our data; therefore a non-inferiority trial is recommended.
Although the questionnaire was well-suited for the aims of the study, the answers given may, for example, be inconsistent with the perceptions of the adolescents' parents and teachers.
Data on other factors that may modify contralateral breast cancer risk, for example tamoxifen use, are inconsistent [ 10, 11].
A chief complaint, for example, is that the rich are inconsistent on the issue of trade liberalization.
For example, our results regarding gender are inconsistent with prior research, which found that women perceived disaster events or threats as more severe and risky than men (Bateman and Edwards 2002).
However, some of our observations are inconsistent; for example, the gap junction inhibitor 18-a-glycyrrhetinic acid had a pronounced effect on eosinophil transendothelial migration but did not affect dye transfer between eosinophils and endothelial cells.
As shown in Example 1, the policies in Q 1 ′ are inconsistent.
The main warning messages flagged by the model when we input our data, involved cases where, for example, suicide was inconsistent with other injuries.
