Sentence examples for inconsistent literature from inspiring English sources

The direction and size of this deviation cannot be determined from the inconsistent literature [ 33, 34].

This adds to the inconsistent literature on the relationship between approaches to learning and students' academic performance.

We targeted a high-priority and relevant subset of a diverse but inconsistent literature, a process that inevitably overlooked some experiences and publications.

Perhaps some of the inconsistent literature could be attributed to the fact that cortisol responses in traumatized persons vary with the type of stressor applied.

Our results add to the inconsistent literature to suggest that diabetes [ 10] and heart disease [ 32- 37] may have a limited association with dementia on a population level.

Our purpose is (1) to inform future study design so as to ensure that relevant biological facts are considered and (2) to aid in the interpretation of the abundant, but often inconsistent literature on this topic.

However, the data analysis is somewhat inconsistent in literature.

The effect of profit on environmental disclosures has therefore, been inconsistent in literature.

With normal values proving inconsistent in literature, we now look at what studies recommend for diagnosing CECS with ICP values.

The reported distributions of Broussonetia papyrifera are highly inconsistent across literature (Table 1), confounded by ancient and recent translocations of the species for multiple purposes around the world (Matthews 1996; Barker 2002; Seelenfreund et al. 2010; Chang et al. 2015).

In the context of an inconsistent previous literature on risk and acute stress, our findings provide strong and specific evidence that acute stress does not affect risk attitudes, loss aversion, or consistency in risky monetary decision-making.