Sentence examples for inconsistent links from inspiring English sources

The use of two or more inconsistent links to the same elemental reference form in a thermodynamic database will result in an inconsistency in the database.

The most inconsistent links were those from ChEBI to DrugBank and HMDB, from DrugBank to PDBeChem and ChEBI and from NPC to DrugBank.

Newbler output files (454Pairstatus.txt and 454Scaffolds.txt) were used to assess the scaffolding (checking both inconsistent links between contigs and placement of contigs inside gaps), and a new scaffold organization was finally proposed.

Next, we looked at structural differences between scaffolds of RNO18, based on the comparison of the MP-based scaffolding and the reference genome and observed many more bins to be affected (166/ 872 bins containing a total of 1374 inconsistent links between scaffolds).

Also, there were few inconsistent links between the PIAC cohort, RCCP and deaths data: only 0.16% of the PIAC cohort had a link to a death record with a date of death before either an aged care assessment or program use identified by linking to RCCP data.

An examination of the physiology of pulmonary haemodynamics in ARDS helps to explain why it may be a clearer mortality signal, when compared to the inconsistent link between mortality and pulmonary arterial pressure or right ventricular dysfunction.

This is an area of debate, with recent studies that assessed factors associated with ICU death in cancer patients regardless of age and cancer type showing an inconsistent link between ICU death and cancer [5, 9, 16, 19, 20]; some authors have found association between cancer progression, metastatic status and prognosis [9, 11, 15].

However, the properties have been questioned by Lacroix et al. [ 3] with a number of reasons including the incompleteness of networks and inconsistent link generation for the graphs.

This is in line with analyses for the national scheme that found an inconsistent link between workload and reward for practices in deprived areas, suggesting that smaller practices serving more deprived populations had to work harder to earn the same amount per patient [ 20].

Because of the inconsistent link between SGF stability and allergenicity that has been seen among different studies, the variation in SGF assay procedures among investigators has been scrutinized as a possible cause for the conflicting conclusions (Bannon et al. 2002, 2003; Metcalfe 2005; Thomas et al. 2004).

To do so, we hypothesized that patterns of response result from three main factors: (i) Non response linked to the occurrence of missing forms; (ii) Partial response linked to the occurrence of missing items; (iii) Inconsistent response linked to the occurrence of inconsistency between items.