Sentence examples for inconsistent with the definition of from inspiring English sources
"To suggest that pain can be perceived without a cerebral cortex is also inconsistent with the definition of pain".
We eliminated items that met the a priori criteria of being: (a) unrelated or inconsistent with the PROMIS definition of Physical Function; (b) confusing or unclear; (c) redundant or duplicated; (d) too condition specific; or (e) ungeneralizable.
This is formally inconsistent with the simplest definition of an autoantibody that is an immunoglobulin recognizing a self antigen through its variable, antigen binding Fab, and consequently that of a RF i.e. an autoantibody recognizing IgG Fc.
However, Dewey's definition of the subject-matter of philosophy of art as aesthetic experience (which treats it as a special type of experience) is inconsistent with his definition of it as the aesthetic phase of experience.
Double-reduction parameters in Luo et al. (2004) and Wu and Ma (2005) are conditioned on complete quadrivalency, thus being inconsistent with a definition of double reduction that does not make assumptions in this respect.
But the notion that after all the biases and electoral flaws, 800 people could get together in a room -- smoke-filled or nonsmoking -- and outright reverse the final decision of the voters in this country is inconsistent with any reasonable definition of democracy.
This method was more time-consuming and still provided scope for misclassification, i.e. 'false negatives' (no explicit statement of pyoderma diagnosis, or diagnosis expressed in terms inconsistent with the case definition) and 'false positives'.
Of note, consistent with other reports, we found that the definition of resistance and MDR in P. aeruginosa infections was inconsistent [ 50– 50].
The definition of mortality was inconsistent.
The definition of SBI was inconsistent throughout the articles.
The definition of BS was inconsistent between many studies, potentially influencing the relevance of the observed predictive value of BS.
