Sentence examples for explained inconsistencies from inspiring English sources

Few studies addressed the potential for threshold effects and there was no evidence that a threshold explained inconsistencies in the results.

Subsequently, COMA applies the above explained inconsistency test.

Child witnesses, he said, tend to have more difficulty than adults in explaining inconsistencies.

Later, they said, their suspicions grew after Jefferson County investigators failed to explain inconsistencies between their official account and other reports.

A systematic review of reviews can explain inconsistencies between studies and provide a clearer understanding of the effects of interventions.

This model can explain inconsistencies in the published literature of SV40 infections in humans and can guide the design of future studies.

Formation of metal complexes in gas cylinders containing ammonia was put forward to explain inconsistencies between present results and earlier experiments.

Our findings support the notion that body shapes are used as cues to health and likelihood of resource provision, and may help explain inconsistencies in the literature regarding variation in body shapes preferences.

Our review identified 165 studies describing behavioural responses in fish exposed to various stressors, and revealed that the majority of publications documenting fish behavioural responses report extremely brief acclimation times and observational durations, which helps explain inconsistencies identified across studies.

The witnesses in the Ghomeshi trial, two of whom are protected by a publication ban, cited memory issues and a misunderstanding of the court process to explain inconsistencies in their testimony.

She was forced to explain inconsistencies in her official biography and an attack ad that accused Abbott of denying others the same right to sue for damages he exercised after being left partially paralyzed in an accident in 1984.