Scientific evidence on health promotion and risk prevention strategies is diverse, complicated, inconsistent in quantity and quality, and often inaccessible to policymakers, health care providers and other community stakeholders [ 19].
Moreover, supergravity theories are more likely to be free from various inconsistent or "nonphysical" infinite quantities that usually arise in calculations involving quantum theories of gravity.
Nowadays protection engineers are suffering from very complex implementations of protection system analysis due to massive quantities of inconsistent data, let alone coming from diverse intelligent electronic devices (IEDs).
However, results from past experimental and simulation studies have been inconsistent, even for basic quantities such as the framework water capacity and the pressure at which the MFI zeolite pores become water-saturated (infiltration pressure).
"It is no trivial task to answer the question: healthy to whom?" What is more, the data can be inconsistent in quality and quantity.
This inconsistent relation between the quantity of money and interest rates explains why interest rates are often a misleading guide to monetary policy.
As explained by Freeman (1984, p.5), "Our current theories [stakeholder theory] are inconsistent with both the quantity and kinds of change that are occurring in the business environment of the 1980s A new conceptual framework is needed".
Thus, although the detection of infectious virus was inconsistent, carcasses contained sufficient quantity of viral components, both RNA and protein, to permit detection for >4 days after death.
The Lancet averred that Wallace and the other anti-vaccination activists were being selective in their choice of statistics, ignoring large quantities of data inconsistent with their position.
However, said studies are inconsistent as regards the quality and quantity of exercise that was performed.
