Other differences in journal policies might account for the 34% of inconsistencies in which there was a declaration of a financial interest in one article but no disclosure statement at all for the same author in another article.
A third type of inconsistency, contradiction, in which details change across accounts, is not addressed separately here.
For the love of Godwin: Hitler good, Obama bad Fighting his natural reluctance to write about Apple, MG grudgingly turned his attention back to the company's bizarre inconsistency in deciding which apps to approve for its app store.
However, 'learning by doing' over time may incur some inconsistency in COD, which cannot be controlled.
Along the way, we also demonstrated that the classic quality measure ({{mathrm{EPL}}}) has a built-in inconsistency which could render its use in synthesis planning questionable.
Along the way, we also demonstrate that one of the known classical quality measures surprisingly has a built-in inconsistency which could render its use in synthesis planning questionable.
We also discuss classical quality measures for synthesis plans, such as overall yield and convergency, and demonstrate that convergency has a built-in inconsistency which could render its use in synthesis planning questionable.
In contrast, this paper examines both questions within a model of policymaking under time inconsistency, a setting in which the government has a well-known incentive to create an agency with preferences that differ from its own.
There was also inconsistency between trials in which measures were targeted.
Inconsistencies in logic, which the weekly reader will probably not notice, become obvious when read as a sequence.
