Sentence examples for inconsistent with the aim of from inspiring English sources

We excluded 14 patients who received both G and F simultaneously as first-line chemotherapy and one patient who received a regimen other than G or F (paclitaxel and cisplatin) because they were inconsistent with the aim of this study.

"In any case, we wouldn't do anything in our inquiry that is inconsistent with the aims of the Justice Department".

In a 3-1 decision, the majority said the 1991 ruling was obsolete and inconsistent with the aims of the National Labor Relations Act.

Recent meta-analyses by Binder et al. [ 42] and Wang et al. [ 43] have combined findings from previous studies on concreteness effects with the aim of clarifying some of the inconsistent results.

In fact, these aims are not inconsistent with the broader aims of higher education in Japan; rather, self-assessment on high-stakes testing is, as of yet, an under-utilized means for achieving them.

That is inconsistent with the purpose of the statute.

Such an appropriation becomes impossible, and is inconsistent with the object of publication.

This is not entirely inconsistent with the intent of the Framers.

The MP said in an interview at the weekend that Labour was a "broad church, not a religious cult" and argued he did not think Corbyn would proceed with the reshuffle because it would be inconsistent with his aim of encouraging debate within the party.

This seems to be inconsistent with the expressed purpose of AMT.

The report reads: "Team Sky's statements that coaches and team managers are largely unaware of the methods used by the medical staff to prepare pro cyclists for major races seem incredible, and inconsistent with their original aim of 'winning clean' and maintaining the highest ethical standards within their sport.