Sentence examples for inconsistent suggestions from inspiring English sources

In study II, all growth indicators term low birth weight, term SGA, and a continuous measure of birth weight showed small, inconsistent suggestions of a possible association, which is comparable with the previous reports.

Cumulatively, the studies provide inconsistent suggestions of a possible decrement in birth weight associated with PFOA exposure, with studies varying in whether the association with PFOS is similar (Apelberg et al. 2007), stronger (Stein et al. 2009; Washino et al. 2009), or weaker (Fei et al. 2009; Hamm et al. 2009) than that reported for PFOA.

3 4 Our estimate is also inconsistent with suggestions of 25 000 deaths in England from venous thromboembolism, 32 if most of those are considered preventable.

This is not necessarily inconsistent with suggestions that most of the suicide cases in schizophrenia are males [ 162- 164], as our findings basically indicate that there are no relative differences between genders in the proportion of suicide cases that are diagnosed with schizophrenia.

These data are completely inconsistent with previous suggestions that the parasite expands asexually in the absence of mating.

Moreover, the response of SI neurons to the second vibration is unaffected by the frequency of the first vibration [4], [5], which is inconsistent with the suggestion that these neurons code the difference in frequency.

The literature on amygdala volume in depression, however, is inconsistent, with some suggestion that amygdala volume is reduced in more chronic forms of depression.

The values are consistent with a 1 1 1 1 stoichiometry, which is inconsistent with the suggestion that two tripartite rings bind a single Scc3 subunit (Zhang et al., 2008b).

These observations imply that a single molecule of Scc3 binds Scc1, a finding that is inconsistent with the suggestion that through binding simultaneously two different Scc1 molecules, Scc3 mediates sister chromatid cohesion by holding two cohesin rings together [45].

However, a study by Moriguchi et al. (2007) found increased activity in both anterior and posterior insula (both right-sided) in alexithymics, making empathic judgements of pain in others a finding that appears inconsistent with the suggestion above.

The findings are inconsistent with widely cited suggestions of a link between diabetes and serious mental illness.