Sentence examples for inconsistent with the large from inspiring English sources

In general, results were inconsistent with the large improvements in change sensitivity observed by Tseng and Bridgeman (2011).

If the only source for large radiocarbon ages were dissolved carbonate minerals, and the only source for small radiocarbon ages soil CO2, then the low δ13C values of the Alster would be inconsistent with the large 14C ages.

The large size of Cs+ is inconsistent with the large energy of hydration needed to maintain an outer sphere complex near a charged mineral surface, as in the case of Li-montmorillonite.[12].[12]

The stoichiometric asymmetry of the R2a and R2b arrangements is also inconsistent with the large circular model, but this case may have other explanations.

The similarity in the extent of bone destruction from osteolysis in these bilateral TKAs is inconsistent with the large differences in wear and functional duration.

It is possible that the models provide a poor fit to the pattern of evolution in the Americas after the initial founding of the Native American population, as they also are inconsistent with the large differences in gene diversity among populations in the Americas.

Peter Schein: There is nothing in humble leadership that is necessarily inconsistent with the largest hierarchies in the world, such as our military hierarchies.

The results of the current study are in line with the lower estimates, but are inconsistent with the larger estimates.

In practical conditions, in measurements there are rare, inconsistent observations with the largest part of population of observations (outliers).

Four good quality RCTs on combined interventions had inconsistent findings, with the larger RCT (N = 450) reporting no difference in weight between groups.

While these conflicting arguments predict either the abolition or addition of ATPs to maximize firm value, they appear inconsistent with the fact that large publicly traded companies adopt a fairly stable number and type of ATPs.1.