Sentence examples for inconsistent descriptions from inspiring English sources

But today, at a news conference here, investigators said the composite drawing of the killer would not be made available to the public because of inconsistent descriptions by witnesses.

In interviews over the summer, managers gave investigators inconsistent descriptions of the proper procedures in an emergency, including whether employees should communicate with rescue workers at the site or remotely.

CHICAGO — The United States Senate Ethics Committee and a local Illinois prosecutor began investigations on Tuesday into the recently appointed junior senator for Illinois, Roland W. Burris, over Mr. Burris's shifting, inconsistent descriptions of how he came to be named to the seat vacated by the election of President Obama.

When providers did document a patient's communication disability or method, they used inconsistent descriptions, suggesting a lack of standardized language.

We found inconsistent descriptions between the red flags evaluated in primary studies and those presented in the guideline.

Every Sanger sequence in EuroPineDB is given a definition from up to four different sources, with the advantage that inconsistent descriptions are evidence of misannotation.

More recently, inconsistent mathematical descriptions have been obtained for several classes of inconsistent figures, exemplified by Escher's Cube (found in his print Belvedere), the Reutersvaard-Penrose triangle, and others.

The study team reviewed the 59 items and removed redundant items and items inconsistent with patient descriptions of side effects, leaving 31 candidate items.

Inconsistent and multiple descriptions of the modified intention to treat approach may cause failure to achieve the standard intention to treat principle, which is the best method that preserves randomisation.

Nothing she said today was inconsistent with that description.

Superficial tip-of-knife wounds demonstrated "control inconsistent with your description of going into a rage".