However, focussing on the theme of inconsistency, one question that could be asked is how much these mechanisms, perceptual completion and object persistence, are really different, as against being species of the same genus.
In light of this inconsistency, one may question a causal interpretation of the observed effect modification due to treatments.
In conclusion, the new MLST scheme targeted six loci uniformly distributed along the chromosome (Fig. S2, provided as Supporting Information) and displaying little phylogenetic inconsistency: three housekeeping genes (glyA, pgk, and pdp), two catabolic genes (bcaT, and pepXP) genes, and one gene of the SOS regulon (recN).
In an initial round of testing last June, researchers were able to identify "speaker inconsistencies and scene inconsistencies," two markers of video that's been tampered with, with 75% accuracy in a set of hundreds of test videos.
Of the remaining seven inconsistencies, three were resolved when duplicate Illumina reads were removed; these presumably reflected PCR re-amplification of a minority nucleotide for a low-frequency heteroplasmy, or PCR-based polymerase error.
In fact, much of the rule change simply eliminates an odd inconsistency between two existing accounting standards, Mr. Ciesielski said.
The inconsistency of two elevation zone mean area precipitation (MAP) time series computed from the DMIP-2 gridded precipitation fields was corrected by adjusting hourly values based on the result from double mass analysis.
First, one can conclude that there was no statistical inconsistency between two solutions because the differenced navigation state vectors were always within their 3σ envelops.
He's had breakout games showing off his potential as a No. 1 wide receiver while injuries and inconsistency (just two 100+ yard games last season) limit his overall value and role in Miami's offense.
In case of CHL1, we observed an inconsistency between two quantification results (Table 2).
