It has been proposed that cyclosporine can recapitulate the beneficial effects of postconditioning and a systematic review of experimental studies has shown that cyclosporine A infused during early reperfusion variably and inconsistently reduces infarct size [ 35].
Mitochondrial DNA deletion size is inconsistently reported as either predictive of phenotype and disease severity (Yamashita et al., 2008) or the contrary (López-Gallardo et al., 2009).
Thus in 60% of cases, sibling host species with differences in size of geographic distribution differed in either prevalence or intensity of parasitism, but in those cases the actual differences are inconsistently related to relative size of the pair member's geographic distribution.
On the other hand, while lower tidal volumes are increasingly being used [61, 62], guidelines inconsistently advise on tidal volume size in ICU patients without ARDS and current ventilation practice is uncertain [63].
Current regulations, Obama said, were inconsistent and, often, inconsistently enforced.
No study included a formal sample size calculation, and attrition was inconsistently described, but analytic techniques were generally appropriate.
In cross-sectional studies the size or presence of BMLs was inconsistently associated with the presence of a heterogenous range of pain measures, irrespective of adequate covariate adjustment [ 22, 29, 48, 96, 97, 99, 101, 103, 125, 127– 127].
Maternal obesity was an important predictor of overweight risk in children (age 11 years odds ratio 7.0 [95% CI 1.8 27.7]; P = 0.006); birth size and maternal smoking during pregnancy were inconsistently associated with and treatment of GDM during pregnancy did not affect overweight risk.
Individuals with inconsistently ordered vignettes were excluded resulting in a lower sample size.
