Sentence examples for inconsistent categories from inspiring English sources

Data on migration remains patchy, based on limited databases with highly inconsistent categories of education and skills.

However, data to support claims on both the extent and the impact of migration in developing countries is patchy and often anecdotal, based on limited databases with highly inconsistent categories of education and skills [ 3, 4].

However, data to support claims on both the extent and the impact of migration in developing countries is patchy and often anecdotal, based on limited databases with highly inconsistent categories of education and skills.

In this "pessimistic" scenario, a woman who forgot to report a single sex act in her coital diary would fall into the "inconsistent" category, together with a woman who grossly misreported the number of sex acts, gel use and condom use across different methods.

In the analyzed set only 0.22% of UniRef90 and 0.62% of UniRef50 clusters were considered inconsistent (Category IV), by the criterion that the lowest shared parent annotated GO term was the ROOT node.

Various explanations have been given to these conflicting results, including small numbers of patients, differences in patient selection criteria and inconsistent age categories used in the analyses.

We also noted a significant interaction between menopausal status and age at first birth (p = 0.004), but the coefficients were inconsistent across categories of age at first birth.

Our sample was large, and the multivariable results were inconsistent across categories of age at first birth; thus, it is possible the interaction between menopausal status and age at first birth was due to statistical artifact rather than true effect modification.

Results of the current study generally supported this conclusion, with four subscales (BL, SU, SEL, and SEV) based on detection strategies in the amplified response category showing more effective identifying the malingerers than those subscales that relied on inconsistent response category.

Sherburne holds that God can be "exorcised" from Whitehead's metaphysics by showing that the existence of God is inconsistent with its categories and by demonstrating that all of the functions ascribed to deity in the system can be met in other ways.

The effect of socioeconomic status in cerebrovascular disease was difficult to interpret since the relationship was inconsistent across disadvantage categories.