Sentence examples for inconsistent conclusion from inspiring English sources

They say that this direction to the jury was necessary to avoid an inconsistent conclusion for which there was insufficient evidence.

However, inconsistent conclusion was drawn among Caucasian.

It seems that there is an inconsistent conclusion obtained from the resultant hardness and the rate sensitivity.

However, an inconsistent conclusion was drawn from this study that the effects of both TiO2-S (100%% anatase NPs) and TiO2-D (80%% anatase + 20%% rutile) on the CNS were similar with no statistical difference [92].

To explore the first, convention-based argument, let us consider a thesis of Meir Dan-Cohen's, with a similar structure to that of Raz, but with a very different, indeed inconsistent, conclusion.

However, fusion at this level may not get desired results in practice because (i) independent analysis of different features often lead to inconsistent conclusion that are hard to integrate (for example, two tracks may be judged as the reference/cover pair by one feature and the reference/non-cover pair by another feature) and (ii) preselecting a set of features leads to biased analysis.

These produced inconsistent conclusions.

Although it is widely accepted that P. falciparum and P. reichenowi share a common ancestor, research on the timing of their evolutionary divergence has led to various and often inconsistent conclusions.

However, either the data used or correlations involved were limited, resulting in inconsistent conclusions.

Researchers have investigated different parameters as predictors of HS, but reached inconsistent conclusions.

Growing evidence argues for a relationship between lipid and bone metabolisms with inconsistent conclusions.