Although the questionnaire was well-suited for the aims of the study, the answers given may, for example, be inconsistent with the perceptions of the adolescents' parents and teachers.
As PSNR is proved to be inconsistent with the human eye perception, we also use more profound structural similarity index measure (SSIM) [22] to additionally validate the proposed method, in comparison to the baseline algorithms.
4. Husserl's analysis is not inconsistent with the concepts of ecological perception and sensory-motor "affordances" as they are later worked out in Gibsonian psychology.
For what it is worth, informal reports (in exit interviews) from participants in previous studies using this stimulus material suggest graded levels of consciousness of the targets—an experience that is apparently inconsistent with the all-or-none perception reported by Sergent and Dehaene.
This finding is therefore inconsistent with the WCC-based hypothesis suggesting that while autistic spatial perception can be advantageous in the processing of local elements, it is defined by inefficient integrative analysis [15].
"[P's wife] considers that the clinical evidence currently available, which suggests a diagnosis of vegetative state, is inconsistent with the family's experiences of [him], which is of a perception that he is indeed making purposeful responses to various stimuli".
The SSIM improves on traditional metrics like PSNR and mean-squared error, which have proven to be inconsistent with human eye perception.
Furthermore, perceptions of the region as "high risk" appear inconsistent with the relatively low rates of HPV infection observed in females overall.
It's unfortunate if those perceptions are shaped not by the facts but by criticisms inconsistent with the facts.
When perceptions of exchange inequity are experimentally induced, reporting decisions are inconsistent with the conventional economic prediction, but consistent with features of actual tax reporting in the field.
