Sentence examples for inconsistent with predictions from inspiring English sources

This result is inconsistent with predictions based on the prevailing pH-dependent hypothesis and, instead, suggests that lysosomal Ca2+ refilling is likely to be pH independent.

This P-wave low-velocity layer is not associated with low S-wave velocity, however, which is inconsistent with predictions based on the serpentinized mantle materials.

Inconsistent with predictions, the intervention groups demonstrated small increases in glycemic control relative to the control group.

These results are inconsistent with predictions of symbiont genomic content based on strict vertical transmission and instead support a mixed transmission strategy for these bacteria [ 31].

Again inconsistent with predictions, there were no group differences in diary intrusion frequency, F 1, 82) = 2.15, p = .12, or distress, F < 1.

The S. velum symbiont has long been considered to be vertically transmitted [ 17], but our genomic analyses are inconsistent with predictions based on other vertically transmitted obligately-intracellular bacteria.

Inhibition of recall of an association during blocking, rather than inhibition of formation of the association, is similarly inconsistent with the predictions of the Rescorla-Wagner model.

Public goods experiments are notable in that they produce an array of systematic treatment effects that are inconsistent with the predictions of standard game theory.

In addition, the amplitude increases with both the velocity and the scale size which is inconsistent with the predictions of ion acoustic soliton theory.

The increased abundance on small and isolated patches for some taxa are inconsistent with traditional predictions of the effects of reduced habitat patch sizes and indicate that patchy landscapes should not necessarily be considered poor habitats.

The situation is unclear for Rh(1 1 1) and Ir(1 1 1) electrodes, for which a double-layer region has been claimed in the literature, but in both cases the claims are (at least partially) inconsistent with theoretical predictions.