Sentence examples for inconsistency numbers from inspiring English sources

At least three conditions may have contributed to this inconsistency, numbers of nuclei, correlation between features, and biologic heterogeneity between ducts/fields.

For example, they pay particular attention to inconsistencies in numbers.

This procedure decreased the number of Galactic sources in our sample to ~80% and is responsible for inconsistency between the numbers presented in this work and the tables presented in Pollo et al. (2010a).

My final complaint against the voices is the inconsistency in speaking numbers.

Considerable statistical heterogeneity was noted in both analyses (I-squared = 89 %) reflecting high levels of inconsistency and limited numbers of events.

In general the major problem in processing molecular data stored in PDF files arises due to the non-standard representation of coordinates such as inconsistency in the number of digits appearing after the decimal, interchange of atom type with atomic number in the first column and improper alignment of x, y, z coordinate values.

Mr. Gore's remarks provided fodder for his presidential campaign rival, Gov. George W. Bush, who has made much of what he says is Mr. Gore's inconsistency on a number of topics.

Anything is possible It has been that kind of tournament, the only theme being inconsistency and the number of games that have been lost because sides could not cope with the pressure that has become the trademark of Test rugby.

The logical conclusion to this radical inconsistency between the number of errors and the quality of defense is that the error is not there to reflect the play of the fielder at all; it's there to preserve the record of hitters and pitchers.

However, increasing the number inconsistency handlers also increases the overhead.

The second conclusion relates to the inconsistency of a number of factors as well as constituent factor items of the FLCAS among all FLCAS factor analysis studies, including the present research.