Sentence examples for geographical inconsistency from inspiring English sources

To construct antral follicle count (AFC) nomogram of general population for every age and to compare our data with previous studies to assess whether available AFC nomograms present any geographical inconsistency.

How effective this intervention was, she said, varied across the country: "There are geographical inconsistencies.

In an essay titled "The Abbey That Jumped the Shark," Mr. Fenton accuses the show not just of absurd plot twists, geographical inconsistencies and excessively buried gay subplots, but of brazenly promoting the class interests of its creator, Julian Fellowes, "aka Julian Kitchener-Fellowes, a k a the Conservative peer the Baron Fellowes of West Stafford, Lord of the Manor of Tattershall".

Fig. 1 A stepwise method of geocoding and analyzing geographical inconsistencies of geocoded results.

A stepwise method of analyzing the geographical inconsistencies is provided that can be adapted for any locational analytics.

A stepwise method of assessing geographical inconsistencies of geocoding errors is presented through a flow diagram (Fig. 1).

This paper examines the geographical inconsistencies associated with geocoding errors seen when using two freely available geocoding tools, Google Sheets and ggmap.

This variability is subject to a range of parameters including: type and age of bird, and geographical and seasonal inconsistencies.

These inconsistencies between genetic and geographical data are actually expected since the PRP has been recently derived from the red Holstein and the Meuse-Rhin-Yssel breed from Germany.

A potential explanation for this inconsistency with previous studies is that different geographical regions, cultures and economic levels have different attitudes toward VCT.

These differences may reflect genuine geographical variation but are likely to be due to methodological inconsistencies.