Sentence examples for inconsistent claims from inspiring English sources

"But not if you make inconsistent claims".

The flaw may come to light when enough inconsistent claims are published.

So if they could meet and talk they would not make inconsistent claims about the same phenomenon, but would speak of something different.

Then, inferences to causal relations from statistical data that can always be counter-posed with reversed regularities in different partitions of the data can lead to inconsistent claims concerning causal relations.

Among many other implausible and inconsistent claims, Maitland also said that Kingsford told him she used to go fox hunting and found a "savage joy" in seeing the dogs tear the fox to pieces.

"These figures are inconsistent with claims that the policies of recent years have produced an outstanding economic track record".

The results support the theoretical predictions derived from French-Swiss research of the last two decades and are inconsistent with claims regarding the specificity of schooling effects to tasks that are taught in school.

Our conclusion that equilibration is slow in parts of pancreatic tumours is not inconsistent with claims by us [21] and others [25] that tumour-scale equilibration rates are rapid.

More specifically, EC is said to give us a way of responding to certain cases in which we have apparently inconsistent knowledge claims, each of which enjoys some real plausibility.

The White House said Wednesday its initial analysis of the blast in North Korea is "inconsistent" with claims of successful hydrogen bomb test.

In some cases, results obtained from EMR data were inconsistent with claims data, particularly treatment patterns.