Sentence examples for inconsistent criteria from inspiring English sources
Not to mention, the World's 50 Best award is doled out with inconsistent criteria.
The emergency management agency, the panel said, provided "unclear and at times inconsistent criteria" for approval of the system.
Of course, these curators are neither a guarantee of safety, nor of quality: continuous revelations about malicious software and capricious, inconsistent criteria for evaluating software put the lie to this.
Tallying the dead at the hands of organized criminal groups has also been challenging, with inconsistent criteria to determine whether a homicide is related to the fight against and among organized crime and drug gangs.
Meanwhile, Mr. Nelson has brought a lawsuit in federal court over how Florida counties validate signatures on mail-in and provisional ballots, a process his campaign claims is unconstitutional because of inconsistent criteria applied by elections staff; a judge gave voters till Saturday to validate their mismatched signatures.
Third, serum creatinine measurements used for the baseline in the primary outcome were based on inconsistent criteria and timing.
In this review I argue that, in its current usage, WBD is a theoretically inconsistent criterion, and that its main premise, that a functioning brain is required for integrative life, is flawed.
Inconsistent diagnostic criteria fail to delineate guidelines for postpartum depression surveillance.
This arrangement is often complicated by inconsistent decision criteria: purchasing wants the lowest price and a fixed cost, whereas the business or operation wants the best resource, a good cultural fit, and enough flexibility in the contract to allow for changes in scope or strategy.
They are a convenient tool with which to compare students from different high schools with inconsistent grading criteria.
Difficulties creating reliable time series from UNFAO reports stem from 1) inconsistent reporting criteria and data quality from member countries, 2) frequent retroactive revisions by the UNFAO, and 3) changing definitions of forest attributes [6].
