Sentence examples for inconsistent measures from inspiring English sources

Three Darwin drive-through bottle shops have enacted a "no car, no service" ban on cask wine sales amid debate about the Northern Territory's alcohol problems and the inconsistent measures in place to combat it.

We will keep markets open and free and reaffirm the commitments made in Washington and London: to refrain from raising barriers or imposing new barriers to investment or to trade in goods and services, imposing new export restrictions or implementing World Trade Organization WTOO) inconsistent measures to stimulate exports and commit to rectify such measures as they arise.

The only inconsistent measures were A and consequently the character/taxon ratio.

Even for trials where the primary disease was the same, inconsistent measures of patient engagement and diverse intervention strategies prevented robust statistical analysis.

However, trend analyses of national asthma prevalence and international comparison of asthma prevalence in different populations have been constrained by differences in definitions and inconsistent measures of asthma used in prevalence surveys [ 5].

Recently, Stalteri and Harrison published a case study using a mouse gene "Surf4" and determined that some sibling probe sets on the mouse moe430a array with inconsistent measures were to detect alternative splicing (poly(A) sites) or errors [ 17].

A joint statement from summit participants said: "Within the next 12 months, we will refrain from raising new barriers to investment or to trade in goods and services, imposing new export restrictions, or implementing World Trade Organization-inconsistent measures to stimulate exports".

4 5 6 7 Arguments against hospital standardised mortality ratios are that factors unrelated to care, such as differential measurement error and inconsistent proxy measures of risk, may affect a hospital's ranking 4 and that they are open to gaming.

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.

The first mechanism involves differential measurement error, and the second one involves inconsistent proxy measures of risk.

In interviews with 17 Polytech teachers, nearly two-thirds of the teaching staff, each cited poor communication by the administration with staff members and students, a lack of access to professional development, inconsistent disciplinary measures and a feeling of having no voice in administrative decisions.