Sentence examples for inconsistent with standard from inspiring English sources

She said China had made the declaration "in an uncoordinated fashion" which was "inconsistent with standard practice", adding the US did not believe the declaration to be legitimate.

Then Mr. Bush called for "the prompt and safe return" of the spy plane and its crew, adding that "failure of the Chinese government to react promptly to our request is inconsistent with standard diplomatic practice and with the express desire of both our countries for better relations".

Our findings explain some observed bidding behaviors that are inconsistent with standard equilibrium predictions.

Previous studies using vital stains to assay for fat stores has produced variable results that are inconsistent with standard biochemical assays [6], [7].

During validation, one of four outcomes was recorded: consistent with reference standard, inconsistent with reference standard, missing value (information present in reference), or not relevant (eg, "prior cancer, specified," when no antecedent solid cancer).

Occupational exposures of health care workers occur because of inconsistent compliance with standard precautions.

Yet it is almost always possible to find details that are inconsistent with the standard interpretation, or that seem to point to a different interpretation, or that don't support any coherent interpretation.

He discovered that people acted in ways that were inconsistent with the standard theory of utility a basic building block of economics, which predicts how people make choices subject to their limited resources.

This seems to be inconsistent with the standard photodissociation region picture.

The overall observation of growth reductions in test plant species at low densities was inconsistent with the standard resource competition hypothesis and provides support for the hypothesis of chemical interference by P. australis.

What Ockham had argued was that the common realist account of the relation between universals and particulars is inconsistent with the standard definition of identity, and also that particular substances and qualities have only an extramental kind of existence, whereas the ten Aristotelian categories serve to classify mental, written and spoken terms, but not things outside the mind.