Sentence examples for in light of the inconsistent from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, other genetic variants are variables to be considered in light of the inconsistent findings.

In light of the inconsistent current evidence, and in particular the paucity of information in European populations with considerable variability in flavonoid and lignan intakes, the aim of this study was to investigate the association between dietary flavonoid and lignan intakes, and the risk of developing type 2 diabetes in Europe.

This concerted effort presents a challenging task in light of the existing inconsistent terminology and classification of muscle injuries.

In light of these inconsistent results, the subcellular localization and splicing variants of Survivin should be further investigated.

In light of these inconsistent findings, more numerosity studies looking at the whole brain rather than focusing on the regions of interest are required.

2These conclusions are however to be taken with caution in light of the risk of inconsistent estimates in Table 3 arising from the likely non-statioarity of the unemployment rate, revealed inter-alia by the high first-order auto-regressive coefficient.

So why not call a spade a shovel and refer to it as "fauxmosexuality"?Steve CooneyTorontoBlowing bubblesSIR – The simultaneous existence of bubbles in equities, property and Treasuries (The Buttonwood column, Economist.com, July 8th) isn't inconsistent in light of the Bush administration's fiscal policies.

That Lrp5 deficiency reduces bone mass equally in males and females [56] is not inconsistent with our conclusion in light of the recent work of Yadav et al. [57], who disputed the paradigm that places Lrp5 upstream of Gsk3β and Lef1 in osteoblasts.

Taken together, variants in the MBL2 gene and its protein product can be functionally relevant in RA pathogenesis, but previous inconsistent findings need to be reconsidered in light of the known etiological heterogeneity of this disease.

Consistency of pairwise and network analyses was satisfactory, in light of the low I-squared estimates and the similar results yielded by consistent, inconsistent, fixed-effect, and random-effect Bayesian models.

Gay rights groups, blood banks, and many doctors and scientists consider the ban inconsistent with the restrictions placed on other high-risk groups and antiquated in light of the advances that have been made in testing donated blood.