Sentence examples for inconsistent terms from inspiring English sources

The major limitation of these studies using subjectively based measures as a key risk factor is the inconsistent terms used to describe ground hardness.

The use of these different and inconsistent terms accentuates the lack of detailed morphological information that is available.

When providers did describe the patients' communication abilities, they used inconsistent terms that potentially provided limited information for how to communicate with the patient.

Many overlapping (and often inconsistent) terms have been used in describing atypical sexual interests and many terms that seem clear within one context are ambiguous in another.

DO resolves this issue and helps to not only harmonize inconsistent terms across data sites but also to list and connect these terms in their clinical vocabulary cross references (OMIM, NCIt, UMLS, MeSH, SNOMED_CT and ICD).

Therefore, the DO cancer project attempts to provide precise mapping between all of the cancer terms from multiple cancer databases and helps synchronize inconsistent terms across data sites and connect these terms to Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM), NCIt, UMLS, MeSH, SNOMED_CT and ICD.

Of these, 12 protein entries were inconsistent in terms of TEM number assignment or in terms of the reported mutation profile.

Some channels now have paid options, but results from this have been inconsistent in terms of ROI.

They grow corn and presidents and the crops are inconsistent in terms of quality.

But even with them, it was inconsistent in terms of their play.

Goldman said Lehman had failed to disclose certain leasing agreements, and that some tenant documents were inconsistent with terms of the deal, according to the complaint.