Sentence examples for inconsistent with evidence from inspiring English sources

The court found this inconsistent with evidence that Dell's stock seemed to be traded in an efficient market.

Under questioning from an assistant United States attorney, William L. Taylor, the investigator, Brenda Schultz, said Ms. Barton's version of events was inconsistent with evidence.

The study published today is an observational study, and officials at GlaxoSmithKline, which manufactures rosiglitazone, dismissed the findings, saying they are inconsistent with evidence from more rigorous randomized clinical trials.

However, experts' judgments may occasionally be inconsistent with evidence.

The optimal choice view is also inconsistent with evidence that firms with higher excess cash holdings tend to make sub-optimal investment decisions (Dittmar and Mahrt-Smith 2007; Harford et al. 2008).

That is inconsistent with evidence presented at the McVeigh trial that just he and Nichols built the bomb.

When detected, however, treatment provided for depression is often inconsistent with evidence-based treatment guidelines [ 6].

If that were so, the overall management of low back pain in the Spanish National Health Service could be more inconsistent with evidence-based recommendations.

The team was also able to keep CDC/NCID leaders informed and to intervene when they identified discriminatory policies, practices, and actions that were inconsistent with evidence-based public health recommendations and guidelines.

In the case that a thermodynamic prediction was inconsistent with experimental evidence, the experimental evidence was followed.

Eligibility criteria were further liberalized in 1988 and then again in 1991 when the SSA issued new rulings on pain that gave controlling weight to source evidence when such opinions were supported by medical evidence and were not inconsistent with other evidence in the case record.