The inconsistent results noted in previous trials may be due in part to differences in endpoints, pacing algorithms, and study design.
Although several SPECT studies revealed abnormal rCBF in patients with FM, the findings were inconsistent, as noted in the Introduction, and also differed from those of the present study.
But the messages from other health professionals were alarmingly inconsistent, as noted previously [ 8] and further support the need for clinicians to explore patients' expectations early in the consultation so that misperceptions can be addressed.
However, some reviewers noted inconsistent behaviour with the campaign artificial intelligence; 1UP.com noted that it could perform illogical choices, such as "the occasional suicidal war between Dagestan and Russia", while GamePro was critical of the artificial intelligence in a number of areas, including the inability to mount a naval invasion or utilise effective strategies on the campaign map.
It also noted inconsistent levels of awareness concerning coercive or controlling behaviour.
The Obama administration initially spoke out against the crackdown but has since been "inconsistent and muted," notes Brian Dooley of Human Rights First.
However, Coomber and Barriball (2007) noted inconsistent findings in their meta-analysis regarding the influence of educational level on job satisfaction.
Nationally, asthma deaths have eased recently, even as use of long-acting beta agonists has risen, Rickard notes, inconsistent with an epidemic of drug-induced deaths.
Previous studies of the impact of diversity on hive function had yielded inconsistent results, he notes, but the new one is the longest and most comprehensive.
Edge however gave the game a 5 out of 10, noting "inconsistent level design and limited functionality" as the game's biggest flaws.
