After Mr. Cone's lawyers finally obtained the withheld evidence more than a decade after his conviction, prosecutors gave the courts a series of wildly inconsistent reasons for why Mr. Cone's conviction and death sentence should not be re-examined in light of the new information.
One case in which we may lift it is that of spurious unanimity, where a unanimous preference for x over y is based on mutually inconsistent reasons (e.g., Mongin 1997; Gilboa, Samet, and Schmeidler 2004).
In very limited public comments made since the crackdown began, Haag has said that clubs are being targeted for vague and inconsistent reasons: They're too close to kids, they're violating some unspecified part of state law, or, in, Harborside's case, they're simply too big.
None of these can be rationally proven, even though they are not inconsistent with reason, and may even be rendered probable by rational considerations.
None of this appears to be inconsistent with reasons explanations being causal explanations, and seems merely to individuate reason explanations from those that are made relative to different explanatory interests.
Their relationship to cardiac-specific death has been inconsistent, and the reason for their elevation is not well understood.
"Others in our industry may take strategic leaps backwards for various odd or inconsistent or contradictory reasons," he wrote.
T-Mobile's statement is inconsistent with the reasons that were communicated to Ez Texting when T-Mobile began its unlawful blocking.
However, this information was unsuitable for analysis due to several reasons (inconsistent income due to temporary jobs, refusal to inform about income or unknown incomes of all family members and incomes in the form of goods instead of money).
If the number randomized and the numbers analyzed were inconsistent or the reasons for unclear/missing data were unavailable, we reported both numbers of patients in the table in Result section.
