This experiment considers the case in which the SM are initially inconsistent in all dimensions, as shown in Table 6.
The CBO projections, however, are internally inconsistent on multiple dimensions as James K. Galbraith, L. Randall Wray, and Warren Mosler explained in their Congressional testimony and paper entitled: THE CASE AGAINST INTERGENERATIONAL ACCOUNTING: The Accounting Campaign Against Social Security and Medicare.
Furthermore, the ES for the BP SF-36 dimension were inconsistent and lower than the equivalent QUALIOST® scores, which could potentially indicate the QUALIOST® to be more responsive to vertebral fractures than the SF-36.
Very few studies have actually examined the different dimensions of social capital at the workplace separately, and their results are inconsistent: one reported that the vertical dimension was associated with self-rated health while the horizontal dimension was not, 38 whereas another that focused on the modifying effect of social capital reported that trust in managers.
This dimension value is inconsistent with empirical observations.
Both hazardous and binge drinking problems strongly predicted non-adherence to ART; however their associations with dimensions of HRQOL were inconsistent.
With respect to other HRQoL dimensions the literature reveals inconsistent results which may be due to different instruments, self-report versus parent proxy-report versions and differences between samples and treatments.
Schwarz and others suspect an extra, "large" dimension for gravity might be inconsistent with various astrophysical measurements or with the current picture of the big bang.
Searle considers his taxonomy to be superior to Austin's, in part because Austin's was not based on a definite set of basic dimensions and so resulted in inconsistent and overlapping classifications of speech acts.
Griffiths et al. [ 7] in their review confirmed an improvement for most HRQoL dimensions except for school functioning (inconsistent results) and family (rarely studied).
