It states, "The flag should never be displayed with the union down, except as a signal of dire distress in instances of extreme danger to life or property". While it is not illegal, it is inconsistent with the intent of the Flag Code and disrespectful to the president of the United States, who was lawfully elected by a noteworthy majority.
SK was consulted in case of inconsistent coding.
We have corrected this instance of inconsistent terminology, and normalized the nomenclature used to describe sensory stimulation throughout the paper.
Although the literature searches were conducted by a research librarian using well-developed search filters and strategies, there is always a possibility of missing relevant studies due to the structural complexity of the literature databases, lack of use of pregnant text words in abstracts and also, in some instances, inconsistent indexing of articles.
Spearman correlations are presented only in instances where they were inconsistent with the Pearson correlation.
As previously observed (e.g. [ 27, 28]), the mitochondrial phylogenetic reconstruction of Tropheus populations was in several instances inconsistent with the geographic distribution of populations on the one hand and with colour pattern similarities among populations on the other hand.
In one instance the inconsistent replication of a barcode raised the unexpected possibility of genetic redundancy of rio2, until whole-genome sequencing revealed a 29.7 kb duplication containing a second intact copy of the target gene.
A season of high hopes for Cleveland has dissolved in the wake of inconsistent play.
However, the limited human data, and in many instances inconsistent data across studies, highlight the need for further research on these chemicals.
The witnesses "jumped on the bandwagon right at the end" in exchange for leniency, and "they themselves will admit that … they have given in some instances inconsistent statements.
