Sentence examples for including inconsistencies from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stein said flaws in the detectives' testimony, including inconsistencies over details like the style of Mr. Wells's hat, had tainted the rest of the case.

The trust backed this decision with evidence including inconsistencies and subsequent different explanations relating to "some evidence including emails from the journalist in the field to the UK production team".

In a statement Tuesday, the Department of Investigation said it had "substantiated allegations against Administrative Law Judge Allan Patricof, including inconsistencies and questionable practices in his time sheets, and made recommendations to the Department of Finance.

In his closing statement yesterday, the lead prosecutor, Jeffrey Glucksman, used witness testimony, including inconsistencies in the versions provided by different officers, to cast doubt on Officer Conway's contention that he continued the chase because he was certain Mr. Johnson had a gun.

Red flags emerge from different information, including inconsistencies between subjective and objective assessments: I do get nervous if their pain is way out of proportion to objective findings.

We highlight our results not only in terms of the number of matches, quality of maps, use of post-coordination, and multiple maps but also include our observations about SNOMED CT including inconsistencies, redundancies and omissions related to our legacy mapping.

The report follows an earlier examination of major project assurance by the auditor, published in 2010, which found a number of failings, including inconsistency in how much attention departments pay to assurance and no systematical way to gather or make use of information to improve project performance.

There are other important quality issues in EMR data including inconsistency, redundancy, inaccuracy, missing data, interoperability between vendor products, and potential biases from measured and non-measured confounders (Monteith et al. 2015; Bayley et al. 2013; Kaplan et al. 2014; Hersh et al. 2013; Hripcsak et al. 2011).

There are some attempts to visualize network meta-analysis for assessing heterogeneity, including inconsistency [ 6, 9, 14, 17, 23, 24].

This was due to a combination of factors, including inconsistency by general practitioners in actively seeking patients' consent in the surgery, and limited availability of specialist appointments.

This variation may be ascribed to various reasons, including inconsistency in the definition of coagulopathy, diversity in the level of injury severity among studies and the mixture of early and delayed hemostatic disorders to calculate the prevalence of isolated TBI-associated coagulopathy.