Sentence examples for inconsistency of response from inspiring English sources

Stroke patient SV (see supplementary Table I), in Experiment 1, behaved as a typical refractory semantic access patient, showing inconsistency of response and being significantly influenced by presentation rate in both testing occasions.

This inconsistency of response is likely because of the fact that few MM tumours possess the activating EGFR mutations that correlate with tyrosine kinase inhibitor efficacy (Cortese et al, 2006).

These variables have been held to be critical in characterizing access in contrast to degraded-store semantic deficits, with access deficits characterized by inconsistency of response, better performance with slower presentation rates and with semantically distant stimuli, in the absence of frequency effects.

Because of these issues, the rate of unsure and inconsistency of responses may be inflated in these data.

In contrast, AD patients showed increased variability (as indexed by increased WR values) in timing millisecond durations and a generalized inconsistency of responses over the same interval in both the short and long bisection tasks.

However, it remains challenging because of potential inconsistency of relative response factors (RRF) on different instruments.

This result reconfirmed the inconsistency of therapeutic response for some drugs between these two data sets [ 13].

As pointed out by Stemple and Fuhlbrigge (2008), a major limitation in the interpretation of all asthma literature is the inconsistency in the definition of response to pulmonary function testing.

To determine the inconsistency, the response of the 3L was converted into the 5L (the 3L5L) as follows: 1 = 1, 2 = 3, and 3 = 5.

Sanabria and Killeen [ 13] addressed the inconsistency of the evidence regarding response inhibition deficits in SHR.

Coste et al. [ 52] conducted a similar study assessing the patterns, determinants and impact of non- (missing forms), incomplete (missing items) and inconsistent (occurrence of inconsistency between items) responses on the validity of HRQoL estimates, as measured by the SF-36, among a representative sample of French adults participating in the 2003 Decennial Health Survey (n = 30,782).