Sentence examples for extent of the inconsistency from inspiring English sources

Any law the Legislature enacts after the commencement of the Constitution that is inconsistent with it is, to the extent of the inconsistency, void.

That Article states: "This Constitution is the supreme law of the Republic of Singapore and any law enacted by the Legislature after the commencement of this Constitution which is inconsistent with this Constitution shall, to the extent of the inconsistency, be void".

This means that any subsidiary legislation that was made ultra vires its parent Act (that is, the Act did not confer power on the agency to make the subsidiary legislation) or is not consistent with any other statute is void to the extent of the inconsistency.

To evaluate the extent of the inconsistency and insufficiency of the existing terminology of muscle injuries in the English literature a questionnaire was sent to 30 native English-speaking sports medicine experts.

We hypothesized that this is because of the lack of a widely used standardized, validated, and reliable method to assess and report laryngeal anatomy and physiology, and undertook a systematic literature review to determine the extent of the inconsistencies of the parameters and scales used in voice treatment outcome studies.

If any state law, federal law, or provision of the UCC conflicts with the Check 21 Act, the Check 21 Act takes precedence to the extent of the inconsistencies among those laws and provisions.

The extent of the inconsistencies was characterized using the I2 statistic.

The extent of the inconsistencies was such that the studies were not "combinable" into a formal meta-analysis to produce pooled effect estimates, although it is possible that the mix of pollutants differs between different settings and that this underlies the discrepancies in results.

We have revealed substantial inconsistency between the data from different methods, but the extent of these inconsistencies is also partly a result of the narrow definition of inconsistency: a looser (and perhaps more realistic) definition results in fewer inconsistencies (just as a looser definition of adherence results in higher adherence).

In the course of data pooling, we measured the extent of inconsistency among the results by using the I squared (I) statistic and tested the heterogeneity using chi-square test.

In the course of data pooling, we used the I-squared (I) statistic to measure the extent of inconsistency among the results and tested the heterogeneity using chi-square test.