Sentence examples for inconsistency in estimates from inspiring English sources

One of them is the inconsistency in estimates for the same teacher when value added is measured in a different year, or for different subjects, or for different groups of students.

The QTL × genetic background and QTL × environment interactions both induce inconsistency in estimated QTL effects (Bernardo 2008).

China's claims that inconsistencies in estimates of the size of its military budget can be explained by different categorization criteria for civilian and military spending have done little to assuage fears that China's "peaceful rise" could give way to belligerence in the South Pacific.

Inconsistencies in estimates under different models may be a sign that the algorithm has not converged to a global optimum.

This means that one substantial inconsistency in the estimates is likely to influence the estimates of other migration flows.

Comparisons against other interpolation methods (i.e., nearest neighbour, linear regression, inverse distance weighting) further confirm the advantage of the EOF-based approaches in avoiding spatial and temporal inconsistencies in estimated series.

These statistical inconsistencies in estimating phylogenetic trees using concatenated datasets have been confirmed by simulation studies [ 33, 34].

Because of inconsistencies in estimating these across countries and because several countries lack enough capacity for most doctors to obtain advanced training, we took the conservative course of not including costs for postgraduate education and training.

There is inconsistency in the estimates of headache characteristics between retrospective reports and diary recordings.

ASD is thought to be highly heritable, although there is inconsistency in heritability estimates.

We recently discovered an inconsistency in our estimates of historical water concentrations for some of these participants.