Sentence examples for inconsistent view on from inspiring English sources
Previous molecular studies relevant to Ursidae phylogeny provided either an inconsistent view on the issue or weak statistical support for discriminating alternative hypotheses.
Because ecological data and previously collected genetic data have led to inconsistent views on dispersal, we re-examined population genetic structuring in Ae. aegypti from Rio.
On the other hand, though, perhaps just because the linguistic view requires inference for what appears to happen automatically on the maps view, it can better account for failures of rationality, in which not all the necessary changes are made and the subject ends up with an inconsistent view.
But I'd define it as a situation in which asset prices appear to be based on implausible or inconsistent views about the future.
How might we resolve these apparently inconsistent views?
Furthermore, the participants expressed inconsistent views about the causal relationship between smoking and disease.
And specifically, could you address whether your current views are inconsistent with the views on that subject that you held as an academic?
A senior Labour figure has denied the party is inconsistent in its views on devolving power over income tax.
An inconvenient truth for people who write about politics as a war between two competing ideologies is that some political science research shows that many voters don't follow politics closely, have inconsistent or contradictory views on issues, and can swing from being liberal to conservative in the space of a few years.
[C13.] Another View on Airport Security Men take issue with seemingly inconsistent or incomplete security measures at many airports.
