Sentence examples for inconsistency in the findings from inspiring English sources
The inconsistency in the findings is because different substrates result in the production of different intermediate species and different wastes showing different pH behaviours (Gupta and Garg 2008).
The review of literature in the areas of formulaic sequences and language proficiency during the past decade shows inconsistency in the findings of the studies conducted over the relationship between knowledge of formulaic sequences and language proficiency.
"Low birth-weight has been associated with wheezing and asthma in childhood, and with decreased lung function in adults," they observed but added that there was inconsistency in the findings.
The small sample sizes of the relevant studies may account for the inconsistency in the findings.
The buffering mechanism may also explain some of the inconsistency in the findings for MTP.
The inconsistency in the findings may be a result of different methodologies employed, timing, and settings of the studies.
The inconsistency in these findings emphasises the importance to study the development of human-introduced traditions on a more longitudinal scale, because observed patterns during a short-term study can diminish over time.
The new report — whose nine authors included four experts who acknowledged some financial, research or other ties to drug companies — goes to great lengths to point out the inconsistencies in the findings about some of the more alarming drug associations.
In previous in vitro fatigue studies, different testing conditions have been used leading to inconsistencies in the findings between the studies, and consequent uncertainties about the effects of testing specimen specifications and stress parameters.
The inconsistencies in the findings are attributed to a disparity in study methodology, leading Kram to state that Pistorius' "rate of energy consumption was lower than an average person but comparable to other high-caliber athletes".
