Sentence examples for inconsistent directions from inspiring English sources

Rather, he pushed hard in two inconsistent directions.

An exception to this pattern was the data for PRDM16 and ADM RNA expression, which showed inconsistent directions of expression change.

Given the inconsistent directions between the trimester associations, it is likely that they cancelled out an association for the whole of pregnancy, although the estimated effect sizes were very small.

Table 4 shows inconsistent directions of the risk association in the two enrollment areas for non-melanoma skin cancer and a consistent direction of the risk association (inverse) for melanoma skin cancer, which was insignificant for both enrollment areas.

The physical participation of Complete, as attendants or masked ghostly figures, is among the simpler and more effective features of James Ngcobo's inconsistent direction.

In mesh-to-mesh collision detection, volume-based method sometimes lead to inconsistent direction of penetration depth.

We obtained some peculiar behaviors characterized by unrealistically large slowness vectors with an inconsistent direction in the Kanto district (mark B1).

Coding most accurate (74%%) for those with four or more coding labels 819 veterans in a pain clinic Jasser et al. (2007) Review whether written informed consent introduces selection bias in prospective observational studies using data from EMR Written informed consent Significant differences between participants and non-participants with inconsistent direction of effect Review of 1650 citations.

This revealed that the main effect of the auditory conditions was significant (F1, 6 = 7.52, p<.05); the PSE in the lateral-shift condition shifted toward the inconsistent direction as compared to that in the one-sided condition.

The number of microRNAs mentioned in two references with inconsistent direction (study study inconsistent miRNA matrix).

They detected no significant associations with HbA1c or glucose and partially inconsistent direction of associations.