Sentence examples for incompatible with recent from inspiring English sources

The Court acknowledged that the existing test it had employed for decades was incompatible with recent Supreme Court decisions, and articulated a new test that sets a higher bar for copyright injunctions.

This seems incompatible with recent interpretations of the pygidium as a frozen growth zone [ 85].

The previous theories are shown to be incompatible with the recent experimental results.

However, this scenario is incompatible with our recent finding that PstS diffusion is restricted by the Stp diffusion barrier (Fig. 2A, red pathway).

Another prominent economist, Lawrence Summers at Harvard, says this story is incompatible with a second recent trend – declining employment of men aged 25-54.

This clade "Serialia" combines conchiferan and aculiferan members and is thus incompatible with results of recent molecular studies or the morphological Testaria (i.e., Conchifera + Polyplacophora) hypothesis.

Indeed, the absence of clinical information on the duration and the intensity of LBP episodes in the administrative data is incompatible with the most recent definitions.

Saudi Arabia's concerns over Iranian influence can be traced to Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, leader of Iran's 1979 Revolution, declaring kingship incompatible with Islam, but more recent Saudi alarm dates from the 2003 US-led invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein's Sunni-led order in Iraq and led to a new Shia-led regime friendly to Tehran.

The fact that the TGH is incompatible with the findings of recent genome-wide association studies suggests that other approaches to understand the evolutionary background of this condition are needed.

Is it that they learn as they work with exhausted and stressed colleagues that teaching has become a profession which is incompatible with a normal life?" A recent ATL survey found that almost three-quarters (73%) of trainee and newly qualified teachers have considered leaving the profession, with 76% blaming heavy workloads.

Risk estimates are incompatible with comparable ones published in a recent German case control study.