The presentation of information regarding jurisdiction-specific policies varies in degree of detail because 1) uneven levels of information were available regarding the intricacies of national policies and 2) there exists an inconsistent degree of specificity in the actual policies.
Nude therapy no longer exists because it would be inconsistent with modern psychologists' code of ethics.
It has sometimes been thought that commitment to a spacetime framework, as is often explicit in treatments of special (and general) relativity, is tantamount to commitment to eternalism, since to say that spacetime points exist seems inconsistent with saying that some spacetime points are future and so do not exist yet or are past and so exist no longer.
The findings of those studies that exist are inconsistent, with some reporting higher physical activity levels in married older couples [ 12] and others finding no association [ 13, 14].
Furthermore, since the research on the contribution of non-work stressors to stress-related mental illness is scarce, gender aspects in this area are even less explored and the findings that exist are inconsistent.
In HLMoriginal, 4 major causes of bias existed: 1) inconsistent case inclusion criteria between current and historical data; 2) lack of adjustment in historical data for gradual trends; 3) lack of adjustment in historical data for disease clusters or aberrations; and 4) no consideration of reporting delays and lags in data accrual.
Veterans of the many ceasefire negotiations during the wars in former Yugoslavia in the 1990s were aghast when they saw the text, which exists in multiple inconsistent versions and lacks the vital specifics of dates and placenames, leaving far too much wiggle room.
Service can be inconsistent.
Compelling evidence exists that behavior is inconsistent with the assumptions of expected-utility maximization.
Although various drains have long been used in total joint replacement, evidence suggests inconsistent practice exists in the use of drainage systems including intermittently applying suction or free of drainage suction, and variations in the optimal timing for wound drain removal.
