Sentence examples for inconsistent confirmation from inspiring English sources

ISSUE: Inconsistent confirmation of infant's identity before feeding has been associated with increase incidence of incorrect administration of EBM.

It is then of interest to note that confirmation as firmness is inconsistent with (i), while Hempelian and HD-confirmation are inconsistent with (ii).

However, the different opinions often remain unexploited: Learners prefer preference-consistent over preference-inconsistent information, a phenomenon called confirmation bias.

Few and mostly inconsistent records are available for laboratory confirmation of the malaria prevalence among the presumptively diagnosed patients without any evidence that diagnoses of anaemia among the patients were ever conducted in patients seeking malaria treatments.

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In Study 1, preference-inconsistent recommendations led to a reduction of confirmation bias and to a more moderate view of the controversial topic of neuro-enhancement.

Together these studies showed that preference-inconsistent recommendations are an effective approach for reducing confirmation bias and stimulating divergent thinking.

However, these results need further confirmation because of its significant heterogeneity (results were inconsistent in subgroup and sensitivity analyses) and the limited number of studies analyzed (3 abstracts out of the 10 pooled studies were finally included).

However, conclusions on the transcriptional response of single genes should be made with caution without PCR confirmation, particularly if the transcriptional and secretory response are inconsistent.

It is logically inconsistent to claim that the presence of pessimistic cognitive biases should be taken as confirmation that dogs or rats are anxious but to deny the same conclusion in the case of honeybees.

Further confirmation came from the similar number of linkage and Hardy Weinberg disequilibria in most reintroduced populations compared with sources, inconsistent with the presence of mainly F1 hybrids or very recent admixture (Barton and Hewitt 1985).