Even college-level evolution instructors use inconsistent definitions of acceptance of evolution and understanding of evolution (Barnes and Brownell 2016).
Although Hardcastle herself sees this account as anti-reductionist, it's not obviously inconsistent with the acceptance by 'new-wave' reductionists that any reductions in neuropsychological practice are "bound to be patchy" (Schaffner 1992, p. 337) and domain-specific (see the entries on the philosophy of neuroscience and multiple realizability).
The criteria for organ acceptance remain inconsistent, which limits the ability to standardize critical care practices.
Ralph Nader argued that Scalia's originalist philosophy is inconsistent with the justice's acceptance of the extension of certain constitutional rights to corporations when at the time of the Fourteenth Amendment's ratification, corporations were not commonly understood to possess constitutional rights.
Inconsistent use of terms—such as acceptance, belief, understanding, and knowledge and difficulties measuring those constructs, has made it challenging to achieve consensus on the nature of the relationship between understanding and acceptance (Smith 2009; Southerland et al. 2001).
5 The extent to which nurse practitioner roles are autonomous or supervised varies within 6 and across 5 countries, and their acceptance by physicians is inconsistent.
Discussions of science in general, and evolution in particular, are also significantly complicated by conflicting and inconsistent use and meanings of the terms "belief," "acceptance," "knowledge," and "understanding".
(3) Furnishes only nonmedical nursing items and services to patients who choose to rely solely upon a religious method of healing and for whom the acceptance of medical health services would be inconsistent with their religious beliefs.
Russell (1905) found this view of intentional objects ontologically unacceptable since it involves the acceptance of entities such as golden mountains (which are inconsistent with physical and chemical laws) and round squares (which are inconsistent with the laws of geometry).
A great deal of literature has studied cognitive and attitudinal factors conditioning consumers' acceptance of GM food, knowledge being one of the most inconsistent variables.
Neuwirth declined to comment on why the board adopted a sweeping acceptance of the End of Life Option Act that's inconsistent with the doctors' recommendation.
