Sentence examples for inconsistent with real from inspiring English sources

Considering the aforementioned facts, these assumptions are often inconsistent with real environments.

"Complete nothing-ness" is logically inconsistent with real existence, so there is a perfectly valid inference from the notion of nothing to non-being (non-esse).

Some models present a relatively high value of R 2, but some of these models are inconsistent with real values around the 45° line, specifically the models of (Naseri et al. 2005) and (Kartoatmodjo and Schmidt 1994).

Central banks' current inflation goals are inconsistent with a real recovery or a sustained exit from the zero lower bound.

However, the reserved landmarks' claimed location may still be inconsistent with the real location.

In addition, this experiment also shows that among those landmarks (Web servers and the corresponding locations) which were collected by Web mining, there are inaccurate landmarks, and the claimed locations are inconsistent with the real location.

An apparent interaction with low risk drugs (such as metformin and thiazolidinediones 42) would be inconsistent with a real interaction with glipizide/glimepiride.

Under normal circumstances, the appearance and orientation of the rubber hand is crucial in eliciting the illusion, and nonhand objects will not produce a sense of ownership even when stroking is synchronous, nor will a convincing facsimile of a hand produce the illusion when its orientation is clearly inconsistent with the real hand (27).

She also said that the overall ratings for "American High" were not wholly inconsistent with those of "Real World," an MTV reality program popular with young audiences.

The BIPCA-CFAR detection is incapable of maintaining CFAR when the assumed distribution model of clutter is inconsistent with the distribution of real clutter, as shown in Fig. 9 a.

The simulations show that the results predicted by both models are inconsistent with those observed in real animals, and they propose that the brain must use the full pattern of neural responses to calculate the location of a sound.