Archive maps often exhibit problems in the form of inaccuracies and inconsistencies in scale which can lead to incorrect reconstructions.
It draws upon practical experiences of dealing with inconsistency in large-scale software development projects and relates some lessons learned from these experiences.
These include inconsistency in psychometric scales and constructs used, the lack of validity and reliability in many of the measures, small sample sizes, and no sub-categorization of anomalies among other methodological errors [23].
Group proficiencies reflect not only the average maximum deviation of the contained vector strokes, but also any inconsistency in their scaling or placement.
Other signs of the time include references to Darwinism and, perhaps more inadvertently, inconsistencies in the scale of the figures that can bring to mind "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," which was published in 1865.
Results also revealed that the previously reported inconsistencies in the scaling resistance of concrete containing GGBFS are due to the differences in the performance of the finished and formed surface and to the uncovered fact that mass loss does not depend on the binder content as typically reported but rather on the ratio of OPC/binder.
Since the treatment effect acts on both scale and shape with these network meta-analysis models, differences in treatment effect modifiers across studies can (in principle) cause heterogeneity and inconsistency in terms of both the scale and shape.
This may explain the inconsistency in our results for the visual scale, despite the exclusion of subjects classified as cognitively impaired.
This was a multi-centre study, which represented another study limitation due to several clinicians involved in the study, and the potential for inconsistency in application of the lameness grading scale among the clinicians and within clinicians at different examinations [ 28].
The results reveal the inconsistency between scaling equations.
Both of them have a variable response inconsistency (VRIN) scale for assessing random responding and a true response inconsistency (TRIN) scale for assessing fixed responding.
