Sentence examples for inconsistencies evident from inspiring English sources

4 Among methodologic inconsistencies evident in these studies are evaluation of vitamin D status; some works assessed the effects of dietary or supplemental intake of vitamin D and others explored vitamin D status with respect to sunlight exposure.

The uncertainty and inconsistency evident in Irish migration, residence and naturalization procedures encouraged respondents to examine their options globally.

The results of these cross-sectional studies in fact mirror the general inconsistency evident in the results of the longitudinal investigations.

The inconsistencies are evident in a tale of two cities, Soda Springs, Idaho, and Grand Junction, Colo.

The simulations confirm our expectations that the costs of administering biologics subcutaneously or intramuscularly are mainly from the costs incurred before or after physical administration of a drug – although some deviations (inconsistencies) are evident.

Similar inconsistencies are evident in the labels attached to violent actions abroad.

These inconsistencies were evident in the breakdown of peace negotiations between the U.S. military and the Modoc tribal leaders during the Modoc War from 1872 to 1873.

While 59.4% of the AOSSM abstracts were published as full papers within 21 months after presentation, minor and major inconsistencies were evident in more than half of the full papers compared with the initial abstract presented.

Nowhere was this inconsistency more evident than in Afghanistan.

Managerial adeptness at inconsistency becomes evident in the widely discrepant perspectives, reasons for action, and presentations of fact that explain, excuse, or justify corporate behavior to these diverse audiences.

The Nets' inconsistency is evident in several ways: They are 4-3 in their last seven games, with all four victories on the road and all three losses at home.