Sentence examples for insufficient consistency from inspiring English sources
Other possible changes in behaviour such as reductions in foreign-exchange hedging are more debatable.One of the biggest complaints is that the new standards have led to insufficient consistency and comparability contrary, you might think, to the whole point of IFRS.
For opioid consumption and mobilization there was insufficient consistency in measures reported to conduct anything but a systematic narrative overview.
As with our other attempts at a systematic review across cohorts, there was insufficient consistency with exposure measures and outcome reporting to conduct such a review.
" Inadequate": available studies are of insufficient quality, consistency, or statistical power to decide the presence or absence of a causal association.
The insufficient internal consistency for these three subscales [ 26] and the unsatisfactory scalability of the subscale, social isolation, is consistent with previous results [ 22, 26].
The POMS has not been validated as a 'score' (i.e. there is insufficient internal consistency between domains to be able to use the POMS as a scale where the number of positive domains is representative of the severity of postoperative complications).
This has been due to permissive attitudes toward the exam boards – one that is insufficient to ensure consistency and quality in marking and grading of exams or in the fairness and rigour of the appeals process".
In addition, we found insufficient between-network consistency to combine CSN, IMPROVE, and NPACT data in one spatiotemporal model.
Although NNDSS has been essential for monitoring the national burden of pertussis and age-related trends in disease over time, data are of insufficient detail and consistency to answer reliably the many urgent questions relevant to public health.
Although the studies were generally of insufficient quality, the consistency of their findings adds support to existing evidence of fluoride-associated cognitive deficits, and suggests that potential developmental neurotoxicity of fluoride should be a high research priority.
