Sentence examples for inconsistent interventions from inspiring English sources

When David Cameron outlined his vision for a smarter state in September, he called on local authorities, departments and charities to work more closely together to deliver "a whole government approach rather than a series of piecemeal and inconsistent interventions".

Due to inconsistent interventions and outcome measures among the studies, no conclusive evidence was found that enhancing the intrauterine environment through micronutrient supplementation was associated with child mental development in a number of dimensions.

Inconsistent intervention by the courts has made for a complicated national voting landscape.

In addition, counsellors may vary in their knowledge about HIV or prevention instruction experience; this would result in and inconsistent intervention quality, a sort of information bias.

For example, one study was registered as prospective cohort study, but published as randomised trial; one trial was registered as parallel group, but published as a cross-over trial; one trial used different intervention from the registered record; and three trials showed inconsistent intervention arms from the registered information.

These include lack of consistent disease definitions and outcome measures, inadequate follow-up, and inconsistent therapeutic interventions.

The majority of employment is located in suburban areas and the city has variegated and overlapping patterns in spatial form generated through inconsistent infrastructure interventions across local and national authorities.

Reports of the effect of GI on Si are inconsistent, and intervention studies have varied widely in their duration, sample size, subject characteristics and health status, intervention diet, and methods for assessing Si (33, 34).

"No party has a mandate to introduce arbitrary, unfair and inconsistent economic intervention without full national consultation," Forrest says.

However, the findings of clinical intervention studies are inconsistent; and no intervention studies have been conducted in the Korean population.

The limited amount of studies, inconsistent outcome measures, interventions and imperfect study designs maintain that this is an area in need of greater attention and research focus.