Sentence examples for inconsistent definition from inspiring English sources

If this thesis can be defended then logicism about arithmetic can be sustained while foregoing Frege's explicit (and inconsistent) definition.

Unfortunately, calculated HG volumes cannot necessarily be compared to all previous studies on HG volumes due to the inconsistent definition of anatomical AC landmarks.

Inconsistent definition and operationalization of the concept of governance has been noted [ 11].

5) A problem in this field at present is the inconsistent definition of PCP in denticle cells.

Pleurodesis success rates vary in the literature, due to the inconsistent definition of pleurodesis success and failure used in different studies.

Important differences in the design of the statin trials analyzed, with varying periods of observation (1.9 6.0 years) and an inconsistent definition of incident diabetes, likely contribute to heterogeneity.

In comparing public and private descriptions of drug trials conducted by the pharmaceutical giant Pfizer, researchers discovered discrepancies,including changes in the number of study participants and inconsistent definitions of protocols and analyses.

The electrophysiological lexicon suffers not only from ambiguous descriptors but also from inconsistent definitions of the parameters themselves.

Unfortunately, inconsistent definitions and criteria for classifying chemicals as being PBT vary among jurisdictions and have been changing over time.

Even college-level evolution instructors use inconsistent definitions of acceptance of evolution and understanding of evolution (Barnes and Brownell 2016).

There are numerous factors influencing these mixed econometric results, including selection biases and inconsistent definitions or methods, and the global literature is limited to selected geographies.