Sentence examples for inconsistencies in counting from inspiring English sources

Some of the ways the information has been categorised has changed over time, leading to further inconsistencies in counting the data.

In particular, the inconsistencies in counting undervotes, which the Florida court's order appeared to tolerate and which so disturbed the United States Supreme Court, did not constitute an equal protection violation.

"Sharp Drop Reported in Chronically Homeless" (news article, July 30) reflects the continuing inconsistencies displayed in counting the homeless.

Ideally, error rates should be estimated by a combination of approaches, the most widely used being: (1) counting Mendelian inconsistencies in parent offspring pairs; (2) comparing error-prone genotypes with high-quality reference samples; and (3) counting mismatches between duplicated genotypes.

When a corpus-based approach was adopted for developing a wordlist, different corpora may have been consulted and different frequency and dispersion statistics may have been used, leading to inconsistencies in the selection and counting of vocabulary items (Han and Feng 2004; Huang 1999; Huang, Chen, Xu, Li, and Fu 2004; Xi 1998).

But The Post found that dozens of projects that HUD claimed were built and occupied had inconsistencies in completion dates and unit counts.

Mr. Dendahl said today that he found no inconsistency in policies toward hand counting in Florida and New Mexico.

Yet we know that the number of ballot boxes recounted, vote by vote, in the District Count was much lower than the number showing inconsistencies in the PREP.

Look for inconsistencies in their stories.

Look for inconsistencies in their baseline.

Look for inconsistencies in your records.