Sentence examples for inconsistencies presented from inspiring English sources

Taking into account the series of inconsistencies presented by the classic standard [ 55, 56], the BCSQ-12 may provide a more solid definition of the syndrome at a structural level.

Murphy et al 2012) have previously highlighted the inconsistencies presented by these claims when compared with the published literature, and the concern that recommending the reduction of essential fatty acids may have a detrimental effect in this patient population.

Nevertheless, there are some conflicting data, even though the population diversity of the primary cultures as well as the tissue- and species-origin of the MSCs can justify the inconsistencies presented by some studies [ 109].

Inconsistencies present themselves from time to time.

TEM observations provide information on the crystallographic structure of the forming phases, allowing some inconsistencies present in the literature to be clarified.

By structuring the factors influencing half-saturation indices (newly proposed nomenclature) into advectional, diffusional and biological, light has been shed onto some of the apparent inconsistencies present in the literature.

We have collated published information on MT in three important groups of aquatic invertebrates the molluscs, crustaceans and annelid worms, and attempted to seek explanations for some of the apparent inconsistencies present in the dataset.

The new paradigms of ATP synthesis/muscle contraction have been shown to remove the inconsistencies present in previous theories and to have the sound backing of the first and second laws of thermodynamics, the principle of electrical neutrality, the laws of Newtonian mechanics, and the great conservation laws of mechanics.

But not only was Trump rushing to have teens (aged 14 to 16) executed, he helped sell the narrative that these kids were guilty without a doubt despite the many inconsistencies present.

Future research directions are also suggested which may help resolve some of the issues and inconsistencies present in the literature.

Rough Set Theory [ 29] is a mathematical tool for data analysis that has been used to address vagueness and inconsistencies present in datasets [ 30].