Inconsistencies: "Information was not always the same.
Inconsistency Conflicting information between the artifact and the information needed to solve the problem.
The "d + u: omission, ambiguity, incorrect fact, inconsistency, extraneous information" signs were mapped, respectively, to represent information and buttons in which the user can classify the defects.
While it requires an internet-connected computer, log-in access to the website and online data entry which may not be consistent with the clinician's practice, it is expected to save time in the long run by reducing the need for clarifying illegible handwriting, inconsistency of information, missing or non-conformant data, and other concerns inherent in using paper forms.
Any inconsistency or information that is not recognised by the data capture software is verified manually by trained data entry staff, who also validate computer-interpreted data and check each questionnaire to confirm whether signed consent for follow up has been granted.
Inspector Cutter raised an inconsistency between information that the police had collected so far and statements made by Ms. Gruart's brother, Mario, 31.
In Fig. 2, we have the following signs in the "Play phase" scene: "omission, ambiguity, incorrect fact, inconsistency, extraneous information".
As future work, we will investigate some ways of choosing the most representative contexts, as approaches involving measures of inconsistency or information, since the method presented in this paper concerns only about minimal or maximal contexts.
There were also inconsistency in information including the timing of ultrasounds; safe distance to be away from the hospital; need for, and timing of hospitalisation; fetal monitoring; and, timing of the birth.
