"While every case has its inconsistencies and problems of proof," Mr. Hynes said, "the evidence in this case is so fraught with errors, misstatements, changed statements and memory failures, it is impossible to prosecute".
"While every case has its inconsistencies and problems of proof," Charles J. Hynes, the Brooklyn district attorney, said at the time, "the evidence in this case is so fraught with errors, misstatements, changed statements and memory failures, it is impossible to prosecute".
Through regular discussions and training sessions, extensive feedback was obtained from the students, enabling us to address didactic problems and to adjust inconsistencies and technical problems.
The research group carried out a pilot test which included approximately 20 simulations to detect inconsistencies, errors, and problems with the use of the digital version.
But inconsistencies and other problems persist.
Two of the tools in the suite support semi-automatic ontology merging: iPrompt is an interactive ontology-merging tool that guides the user through the merging process, presenting him with suggestions for next steps and identifying inconsistencies and potential problems.
As he began to read up on the written accounts of cultural cannibalism, he was struck by inconsistencies and other problems in these tales.
The strict specification of protocol elements helped us to recognize inconsistencies and potential problems with equipment.
However, although a standard design and output should be achievable, it seems that practice resources, inconsistencies and compatibility problems in IT systems may be impeding implementation of the electronic fit note.
The criteria for exclusion were as follows: a history of cancer; classification as a TY type, which is extremely uncommon in Korea (0.03 0.1%) [ 1]; low-quality genome-wide genotype data as previously described [ 25] including gender inconsistencies, cryptic relatedness, and problems with genotype call rate and sample contamination.
Adding to this problem, the standards typically used as pillars for enterprise and network management and (inter)operation are themselves subject to continuous change and often bring their own interoperability, inconsistency and overlap problems.
