Sentence examples for great inconsistency from inspiring English sources

The overdischarge-induced ISCr is likely to occur when lithium-ion batteries are connected in series with great inconsistency.

Part of what I am doing in this speech is to show that there is great inconsistency - as there has been in the last week".

The results show that customers with high preference uncertainty have different purchase decisions under above scenarios, which leads to a great inconsistency between the optimal PLES obtained from Fuzzy and Crisp scenarios.

Literature puts forth a great inconsistency regarding to size and innovation and firm performance.

Most importantly, there is great inconsistency in differentiation efficiency between various hESC lines.

There was great inconsistency among the depths measured by different methods.

Saskia highlights one of the great inconsistencies of contemporary western liberalism.

Although experts generally agree that identifying allergy triggers is essential to managing asthma, there are still great inconsistencies in clinical practice when it comes to definitively identifying triggers and recommending avoidance strategies.

The included studies showed great inconsistencies in definition, incidence, severity and duration of postoperative delirium.

We have used subjective as well as professionally assessed measures of coercion since many studies have shown great inconsistencies between perceived coercion and legal status at admission [ 7, 8, 15- 18], and between self-reported and recorded coercive measures during inpatient treatment [ 19- 21].

Amongst these properties Poisson's ratio was identified as a parameter that may have greater inconsistency because of uncertainties in its estimation.