Sentence examples for inconsistent judgments from inspiring English sources

Whereas the UK equivalent, the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC), publishes guidelines detailing what is and is not permissible within each classification, the MPAA have been widely criticised for their inconsistent judgments, secretive nature and harsh rulings on sex compared to lenience on violence.

But it is only the latest in what has been three weeks of near chaos at the start of the N.F.L. season: thanks to a lockout against the league's regular referees, replacement referees have overseen game after game scarred by bad calls, inconsistent judgments, misunderstanding of the nuances of the rules and, too often, a failure to rein in player and coach conduct.

There also were cases where the annotators make inconsistent judgments.

If, however, CR ≥ 0.1, then the values of the ratio are indicative of inconsistent judgments.

If, howerver, CR ≥ 0.1, then the value of the ratio is indicative of inconsistent judgments.

Values of consistency ratio exceeding 0.10 are indicative of inconsistent judgments; whereas values of 0.10 or less indicate reasonable level of consistency in the pair-wise comparison.

An inconsistent judgment for the previous example would rate "C" more important than "A".

Also, all events were adjudicated precisely in accordance with the predefined definition (Nagai et al., 2014), to prevent inconsistent judgment between committee members and between occasions.

As we have seen, this may produce inconsistent collective judgments.

First, for plausible definitions of how the compensation transfers could be computed, these criteria may lead to inconsistent social judgments: the same criterion may simultaneously declare that a situation A is better than another situation B, and conversely.

In addition, as teacher-directed classroom assessment may vary in different contexts at different times, it may lead to inconsistent assessor judgment (McNamara 1996).