Sentence examples for inconsistent migration from inspiring English sources

In response to the problem of inconsistent migration data, we have developed a methodology for harmonising the data available to us from countries in Europe.

We excluded 1232 without data in the Medical Birth Register, 3156 who did not fulfil inclusion criteria (dead or not in study counties before 30 September 2009, or inconsistent migration information), and 111 for other reasons.

This was so because the applicable public interest criteria relating to security was inconsistent with the Migration Act.

This seems to be inconsistent with VLFE migration at depth, if the frictional property in the shallower part of the transition zone is largely homogenous along the strike direction in the same way as the deeper earthquake (e.g., Schwartz and Rokosky 2007), in which the VLFE migrates for long distances (Obara and Sekine 2009).

Perhaps more than anything, the Freedom Party has been boosted by Vienna's wildly inconsistent policies on migration.

Yet, SEMS carries the problems of frequent stent migration and inconsistent healing as ordinary SEMS is designed mainly for stenotic disease.

Therefore, at the sequence level it is plausible that MIG-2 binds MAX-2, though inconsistent with our DTC migration genetics.

This finding is not inconsistent with the global migration pattern of HPAI (H5N1) virus because China, as referred to here, is largely represented by tropical/subtropical southern China (13 – 16 ).

The Czech interior minister, Milan Chovanec, tweeted: "The current biggest problem of solving migration is an inconsistent policy of Germany".

However, seasonal trends in arsenic concentrations from supply wells in this area (lower arsenic during the winter) are inconsistent with this pattern of migration of lower-arsenic water downward through the aquifer during the summer, suggesting that flow through wellbores is the more important driver of seasonal water-quality trends.

Among adults in Zambia, 90%% of HIV infection occurs through heterosexual activity, with key drivers of the epidemic described as including multiple and concurrent partners, low and inconsistent condom use, and mobility and labor migration [ 9].