Sentence examples for inconsistent assessments from inspiring English sources

The first author reviewed all inconsistent assessments and the three independent reviewers resolved their disagreements by consensus.

Variability among years was high for most metrics (coefficients of variation, CVs ranging from 16% to 246% in spring) but lower for indices (CVs of 22 26% for the IBI and 21 32% for O/E scores in spring), which resulted in inconsistent assessments of biological condition.

SUPER-MAN strengthens responders' situational awareness, reduces confusion of inconsistent assessment formats, and automates information dissemination and editing.

No clear pattern was identified regarding patient type, cancer treatment, or type of antimicrobial agent used, and inconsistent assessment of oral mucositis made comparison of outcomes difficult.

Empirical support for one of these theoretical models will clarify inconsistent assessment approaches and study designs that have impeded theory and research.

Small cohorts and inconsistent assessment protocols are problems hampering NPH research.

In the limited studies published, the interpretation of the results is complicated by inconsistent assessment of frailty.

However, inconsistent assessment of these variables and geographic differences in care patterns have produced highly variable cost-of-illness estimates.

However, it seems that inconsistent assessment criteria and procedures affect prevalence rates of ADHD across countries and cultural groups [ 10].

Congruent results in two countries based on the same measure of back pain lead to the assumption that much of the variety found in estimates of back pain are due to inconsistent assessment.

Issuers might be tempted to exploit the inconsistent credit assessments of different rating agencies in order to maximize the rating of their securities.