Sentence examples for inconsistent interpretations from inspiring English sources
As well as police having inconsistent interpretations of the law, there is evidently a lack of understanding when it comes to the right to peaceful protest.
Any uncertainty in analysis is problematic since it leads to inconsistent interpretations from different analysts, unless a solution to this problem is incorporated in the analytical method.
In addition, these nonunique solutions are constrained in a limited domain by the present joint inversion technique, thus, the inconsistent interpretations that are usually caused by traditional single-log approach can be avoided.
Funding recipients also reported facing inconsistent interpretations of FP7 rules, in part because practices varied among different parts of the commission and even from one staff member to another.
The handicap principle has proven hard to test empirically, partly because of inconsistent interpretations of Zahavi's metaphor and Grafen's marginal fitness model, and partly because of conflicting empirical results: in some studies individuals with bigger signals seem to pay higher costs, in other studies they seem to be paying lower costs.
Moreover, different algorithms exploited in the phylogenetic analyses may lead to the inconsistent interpretations.
In these works he corrected the physiologist Marcello Malpighi's conceptions of the insect brain and nervous system and opposed the physician William Harvey's inconsistent interpretation of insect metamorphosis.
To describe rank reversal as a source of inconsistent interpretation intrinsic to indirect comparison (Bucher HC, Guyatt GH, Griffith LE, Walter SD.
This review covers all these recent advances for the first time in one document, highlighting how inconsistent interpretation by biological control practitioners can be avoided.
"Due to the poor information, it was not possible to determine whether these were due to human error, inconsistent interpretation of guidance, or deliberate manipulation".
However, owing to limitations in the characterisation techniques available at the time, inconsistent interpretation and use of discrepant terminology have caused considerable difficulties in defining the microstructural changes accurately and unambiguously.
