Sentence examples for inconsistencies made from inspiring English sources
The call rate of genotyping was least 96% and Mendelian inconsistencies made up about 0.85% of the data.
The heterogeneity of study designs and/or inconsistencies made aggregation of findings in the reviews difficult and/or methodologically inappropriate.
His inconsistencies make it hard to know what he really wants, if he even knows himself.
The investigators discussed the situation with Ms. Stewart's lawyers yesterday, and told them that the apparent inconsistencies "make it even more imperative that we get certain documents," the spokesman, Ken Johnson, said.
Against the backdrop of this conflict, the play presents the demise of Mithradates, whose inconsistencies make him increasingly conscious of his own eclipse as a heroic figure feared by Rome.
Time inconsistencies make comparisons between UNHCR and European figures problematic.
The continuous changes that occur in the political and economic environment, what I would call "the law of the consistency of inconsistencies," make any forecast of how the world will look in five, let alone ten or a hundred, years practically meaningless.
About half validate the hypothesis, but the inconsistencies make it difficult to conclude that nonprofits are simply capturing increases in student aid for their own misguided purposes.
Such inconsistencies make comparisons problematic.
These inconsistencies make it difficult to compare results across studies.
These inconsistencies make it difficult to compare the neurological impairment outcomes among the studies.
