Sentence examples for inconsistency in the figures from inspiring English sources

Livingstone, the defeated Labour candidate, spent £400,377 – or £403,377, according to an inconsistency in the figures released by LondonElects.

This is an inconsistency in the figures on husbands and wives, which results in a number of missing spouses in various locations.

There is no inconsistency in these figures.

Although Mr. McCallum has since claimed to have been misinterpreted, Don Drummond, chief economist at the Toronto-Dominion Bank, confirmed in subsequent press reports the existence of "definite inconsistencies" in the Liberals' figures.

More than 50 papers on which he is an author have received at least one comment from PubPeer users, many of whom point out potential inconsistencies in the papers' figures, such as perceived similarities between images that are supposed to depict different experiments.

In the net heat plot, this results in an associated red-coloured diagonal element that depicts the contribution of design fluo:venl to the inconsistency in the network (see Figure  4a).

The same inconsistency haunts the figures for domestic violence; but it seems beyond doubt that the extent is growing.

To examine whether these sites are a source of inconsistency in the protein phylogenies shown in Figure 2A, we analyzed subsets of the original data in which increasing proportions of the fastest-evolving sites were removed.

There is inconsistency in the concentration units of Dynamin1 in figures 1 and 4 (μgm/g protein and ng/g protein respectively).

It was due to the inconsistency in the analysis of nausea or vomiting (Supplementary Figure S8).

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.