Sentence examples for given inconsistencies from inspiring English sources

Doing so would be a weighty but potentially contentious decision, given inconsistencies by the Japanese authorities in punishing white-collar crime.

Unfortunately, comparisons of repeat sprint ability between AFL participation pathway levels are not possible given inconsistencies across test protocols.

Given inconsistencies in the literature about the precise phrasing of the 'help question', all variations in phrasing were accepted.

Given inconsistencies in the literature and the weak association between mild depressive symptoms and child BMI in our study, this finding could be due to chance.

Second, given inconsistencies in the reporting of implementation in reviews and the use of different definitions, we recommend that two raters extract information from primary studies.

However, given inconsistencies with epidemiological evidence from cohort studies, further and larger investigations are needed for a more comprehensive view of lung cancer development in women.

Using the Row Geometric Mean as the prioritisation procedure, consensus is sought between the different decision makers when the modifications of their initial positions or judgements are guaranteed to be within the range of values accepted for a given inconsistency level.

Our study suggests that MMP-9 provides little additional information to previously established risk factors and given inconsistency in findings about MMP-9 and MI, it is unlikely to be useful in identifying high-risk individuals.

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To the American ear, that sounded impossible, given the inconsistencies of pitching, but the coaches were serious.

Forced migration issues are the most urgent to address, and the most difficult, given the inconsistencies, inefficiencies, and inadequacies of global refugee and immigration policies.