Sentence examples for inconsistency between countries from inspiring English sources

There was also some inconsistency between countries in target groups.

There may be inconsistency between countries in recording of acute hip fractures, late failed osteosynthes, and posttraumatic osteoarthritis.

This result needs cautious interpretation due to inconsistencies between countries and lack of clear exposure- response associations.

The risk of fetal loss may increase at higher levels of CB-153 and p,p'-DDE exposure, although lack of dose response and inconsistencies between countries did not allow for firm conclusions.

This regression method adjusted for inconsistencies between country-specific data for 2012 and data from surveys of the same nature conducted in similar countries, thereby bringing data on the prevalence of HED and the prevalence of different drinking statuses in line with those of other similar countries.

The report by the OECD was released earlier this year, and found that: inconsistencies between different countries' tax rules enable companies to move their profits to lower tax jurisdictions.

Our results also highlighted substantial inconsistencies between individual countries for each vaccine.

The ruling exposes the legal limbo that many would-be parents find themselves in because of inconsistencies on surrogacy between countries like the United States, which legally recognizes it, and those that ban it.

Rates of cancer diagnosed through unplanned admissions vary within and between countries, suggesting potential inconsistencies in the quality of care.

It may also be possible that variation in the extent of social support/protection between countries might explain the inconsistencies observed [ 52], though this is unlikely to be the case because even within countries a large about heterogeneity exists.

Inconsistencies in wheezing and doctor diagnosed asthma between countries could possibly be related to discrepancies in the interpretation of the term "wheeze" and variability in diagnostic routines and labelling of symptoms.