Sentence examples for inconsistent function from inspiring English sources

Whilst this may reflect specific aspects of terminology in use at the respective data stores, it does not help the user gain familiarity with the package by having them remember inconsistent function names.

These inconsistent functions may well have some application in dynamic systems in which there are discontinuous jumps, such as quantum measurement systems.

Thus as with GH, there is a consensus on hormonal and body composition effects but inconsistent functional effects on function; and in addition there is a very encouraging but still unconfirmed positive effect on some domains of fluid intelligence.

In accordance to its inconsistent immunologic function, the role of B7-H3 in cancer remains far from clear.

Inconsistent gene function naming can result from erroneous annotation of closest homolog proteins in database entries.

The true incidence of PAMD after CA in humans remains uncertain due to the small sample sizes, variable definitions, and inconsistent cardiac function assessment in published studies (Table 1) [ 8, 14– 17].

(3) Yet another application is the class of inconsistent continuous functions.

But now, to settle at least some of these issues, it has been proposed to utilise the theory of inconsistent continuous functions.

Hence, a bi-criteria nonlinear integer programming model is developed which comprises two inconsistent objective functions: minimizing the cycle time and minimizing the machine total costs.

The microtopography formed by acid etching of titanium induced inconsistent osteoblast functions with initial cell adhesion and osteogenesis-related gene expression being dramatically enhanced while other cell behaviors such as proliferation, intracellular total protein synthesis and alkaline phosphatase activity, collagen secretion, and extracellular matrix mineralization being depressed.

Thus, an important implication of our work relates to the need for health care providers' awareness of the salience of diminished or age-inconsistent physical functioning as a potential risk factor for abuse or marker of abuse exposure among women.