Sentence examples for inconsistencies 1 from inspiring English sources

Low-dose aspirin therapy has previously been recommended by several key guidelines for primary prevention of CV events in patients with diabetes, although with some inconsistencies (1, 9).

That reviewer listed the two inconsistencies: 1) There is an apparent contradiction between the text in subsection "mSCTs are driven by spontaneous neurotransmitter release" and in the legend to Figure 3. Text: "Neurons derived from SNAP25 knock out animals had a significantly decreased baseline mSCT frequency.

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

However, the journal paper segment shows a lower percentage of inconsistencies (17.70%).

dMRI is prone to many other types of artifacts, such as eddy current, motion artifacts and gradient-wise inconsistencies [57].

The IUPAC-IUB Commission on biochemical nomenclature discourages the use of "triglyceride" as the ambiguity of this identifier will result in inconsistencies [37].

And our laws pertaining to adulthood, which determine when "kids" are legally responsible for their actions, are a jumble of inconsistencies: 17 to drive, 21 to drink, 18 to vote and join the military.

It is widely accepted that culture conditions alone may exert effects on gene expression, resulting in experimental inconsistencies [38], [39].

In other words, almost all of the inconsistencies (1270/1317 [96.4%]) were between articles by the same author in different journals.

The collected sequences were aligned using the multiple sequence alignment program, MUSCLE, which processed all sequences at the same time to prevent inconsistencies [30].

Other cluster trials of RTI treatment have produced apparently inconsistent results [32], [33], [34] and extensive work has been carried out to explore the reasons for these inconsistencies [35], [36], [37].