Sentence examples for explanation of the inconsistency from inspiring English sources
One strategy is to back away from pragmatic incoherence as the explanation of the inconsistency in question while sticking with the idea that the basic explanatory resource is the incompatibility of some attitudes with others.
One possible explanation of the inconsistency regarding maternal age is underlying differences in sociodemographic characteristics.
Like progesterone, RU486 stimulates similar early cascade of events, including chaperone dissociation, dimerization, and posttranslational modifications, such as sumoylation and phosphorylation, which might give explanation of the inconsistency of Stat6 protein levels between western blotting and immunoprecipitaition assays.
Neither Lieutenant Faaumu nor Lieutenant Becraft responded last night to telephone messages seeking an explanation of the inconsistencies, and how and why Ms. Crossan had become undressed.
In this light, they may provide an explanation of the inconsistencies in the available literature concerning the asymmetric activity of left and right occipito-temporal cortices devoted to face perception during processing of face identity, structure, familiarity or affective content.
In this light, our data may also provide an explanation of the inconsistencies in the available literature concerning the asymmetric activity of left and right occipito-temporal cortices devoted to face perception during processing of face identity, structure, familiarity or affective content.
A possible, but probably incomplete, explanation of the inconsistencies could be that methodological differences between studies affect the ability to detect differences in risk factors between groups of SES.
Such differences in number of congruent trials, also pointed out by Hilchey and Klein (2011), could serve as an explanation for the inconsistency of results found between these two studies, which focused on the same age group and similar bilinguals (early and highly-proficient), but the authors themselves claim they still cannot explain their own contrasting results (Costa et al. 2009, Appendix C).
5– 8 Methodological differences, such as variability of follow-up duration and numbers of confounders examined, are potentially plausible explanations for the inconsistency of results.
One explanation for the inconsistency in the radiation dose received by patients undergoing EVAR could be the range of complexity of the procedure within the groups being analysed.
