Verification was inconsistent, because the supply of these antiscorbutics was often irregular, or the quality poor.
At the end of the test process, one of the researchers (MS) undertook a line-by-line review of all results to check the scores and to identify any results that were unclear, unexpected or inconsistent, and that required verification with an expert user or the software vendor.
One was based on five observational studies with varied inclusion criteria, inconsistent results and no prospective verification (Terwee et al, 2000).
Fat was protective against incident BMLs, which is inconsistent with previous work and requires verification in other studies.
Inconsistent content… double check.
Besides, further verification and explanation of some inconsistent results were also carried out.
Verification item 4: Are there inconsistent requirements in the interaction model?
James Morris notes that Hick's eschatological verification theory has been criticised for being inconsistent with his belief in religious pluralism.
Interestingly, Dietrich himself coauthored a semistatic study on snails (Czech et al. 2001) with several shortcomings: they used no analytical verification of exposure concentrations, no replicates, and inconsistent group size.
Piamsak Menasveta, a marine-pollution expert at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok and the chairman of the country's Independent Commission of Environment and Health, called for an independent verification of the government's pollution data, particularly of the inconsistent mercury findings.
"After careful verification we have told the United States explicitly that the accusation is totally inconsistent with fact," she said.
