Sentence examples for inconsistency in interpretation from inspiring English sources
The inconsistency in interpretation reached by the two approaches shows that, depending on the system, the conclusion can be strongly model-dependent.
"Access to patient data for research is currently hampered by a fragmented legal framework, inconsistency in interpretation of the regulations, variable guidance and a lack of clarity among investigators, regulators, patients and the public," it concludes.
Our study design does not allow us to determine whether the error we have observed is due to within-individual inconsistency in interpretation of survey questions or subclinical, random biological fluctuations in the case of timed walk or continuous pain scale measurements.
Scores were revised when errors or inconsistencies in interpretation of guidelines were identified.
The LMA said it wanted to "perform an integral role" in setting the respect policybut warned that managers are frustrated by the inconsistency in the interpretation of offside rules.
There is already inconsistency in the interpretation of different studies to the exact architectonic organization of these more lateral areas (for example areas PaAi and PaAe), and to their definition as belt [12], [20]] or parabelt [15], [25], [75] auditory cortex.
Although IQWiG considered SVR irrelevant, G-BA decided to accept SVR as a patient-relevant endpoint, demonstrating inconsistency in the interpretation for patient relevance.
Comparing visual inspection results of graphed data reveals inconsistencies in the interpretation of the same graph among single-case experimental design (SCED) researchers and practitioners.
It is shown that the data analysis in previous work needs revision, since neglecting the refraction may introduce severe errors in the calculations, and this can lead to inconsistencies in the interpretation of the experimental results.
ISUP also reported considerable inconsistencies in the interpretation of EPE status in equivocal specimens.
Such differences in approach may lead to inconsistencies in the interpretation of data in the scientific literature and in the conduct of clinical studies and systematic reviews.
