Treatment effects were similarly inconsistent; mean concentrations were higher in control than in treated muscle tissue (p < 0.05), but there was no significant difference in liver concentrations.
In contrast with our study, Mussack et al. found small, inconsistent mean differences between the methods and little or no change in the difference between methods with increasing S100 concentrations.
Therein lies the rub: inconsistent wind means inconsistent power.
This uncoordinated, undisciplined approach with inconsistent specifications means that the NHS creates much extra cost for suppliers, is unable to take advantage of best procurement practice and of providers of outsourced procurement services.
Local laws around sex come in equal measures of strict and inconsistent, which means some producers pretend to make "art" just to fly under the radar.
Here, inconsistent phase means that the same SNP shows LD to the QTL but a different allele at the SNP shows a positive relationship to the QTL while consistent phase means that the same allele at the SNP has a positive relationship to the QTL.
By inconsistent, we mean a schema that is either ill-structured (for instance, having a circular functional dependency among its elements), or not amenable to loading from a data source (for instance, using elements unmatchable within the data source).
Starnes quotes the hypocritical Alliance Defending (sic) Freedom, "'The commission's inconsistent rulings mean that the owners of these three cake shops may run them according to their beliefs, while Jack cannot,' ADF attorney Jeremy Tedesco said".
22 However, inconsistent results mean that the relative importance of surgeon/hospital volume remains unclear, clouding the appropriateness of using case volume alone.
That it wasn't just me who had to take the initiative to ask Inconsistent information meant a setback for some women: Information at the maternity ward – depends a lot on the midwives – double messages.
