'inconsistency whether' is not a grammatically correct sentence.
A correct sentence using the word 'inconsistency' might take the form: "I noticed an inconsistency in whether the employees received the new bonus policy."
In these cases there is frequently a tendency to expand the complexity of the model to address the identified inconsistency whether or not such adjustments are based on better representing the reality of the system, or to simply produce results more in line with expectations.
We have revisited these data to examine the extent of between-study inconsistency, whether summary results may differ with consideration of between-study heterogeneity, and what insights may be gleaned from the presence of between-study heterogeneity in this setting.
I recognize this might be an unpopular position, but one can ask if there is some inconsistency here: whether Kennedy has been ranked so highly based more on his potential than his actual accomplishments.
There was also an inconsistency regarding whether the front door had been locked that night.
Federal health officials have organized two research efforts to resolve the inconsistencies, determine whether XMRV and MLV-related viruses are possible human pathogens, and identify reliable ways to detect them.
Among the inconsistencies was whether the McCanns had entered the apartment by the front or back door when checking on the children.
There did appear to be some inconsistencies regarding whether there was a cost to registration with some participants describing paying a fee and others describing health workers coming to their communities to sign them up free of charge.
[GP8] Obviously encouraging patients to see their own doctor is a good thing, but there seems to be some inconsistencies between $3 and $15, whether they're funded or non-funded, enrolled or un-enrolled patient.
With regard to pre- to post-HCT changes in functioning, the review found inconsistencies regarding whether patients declined, improved or remained stable over time and which domains of cognitive functioning were affected.
Comments were also made regarding the complexity of the system, resulting in confusion for some patients: Obviously encouraging patients to see their own doctor is a good thing, but there seems to be some inconsistencies between $3 and $15, whether they're funded or non-funded, enrolled or un-enrolled patient.
Based on a review by Tilling et al. [ 18] concluded that the empirical evidence on this issue is not decisive as the existing studies show a number of inconsistencies on whether or not the general population and patients spontaneously include income effects when valuing health states.
