Sentence examples for interpretation inconsistencies from inspiring English sources
The methodology is shown to be powerful in correcting interpretation inconsistencies and overestimation errors in CORINE land cover maps.
The comparison of C-section rates among different countries confirms this interpretation; the inconsistencies identified suggest that the relationship between the number of mothers aged above 40 and C-section rates may be due to factors other than obstetric risk [ 34].
Automated methods were recently introduced to systematically look for interpretations of inconsistencies and possible modifications in the model.
This result needs cautious interpretation due to inconsistencies between countries and lack of clear exposure- response associations.
The interpretation of this inconsistency is also unclear; a similar unexplained inconsistency was pointed out in a study involving a metabolic model of B. subtilis [ 4].
Judge Cohen instead found that such an interpretation was inconsistent with the legislative purpose of the Martin Act — to promote conversions while protecting tenants from harassment— and led to some inconsistencies.
Scores were revised when errors or inconsistencies in interpretation of guidelines were identified.
The interpretation of such tests, inconsistencies between laboratories, and access to genotype information for future reference need to be considered, as well as the value of genotypes of known clinical significance compared with those that provide modest risk modifications with limited potential to take medically useful steps.
The inconsistency in interpretation reached by the two approaches shows that, depending on the system, the conclusion can be strongly model-dependent.
"Access to patient data for research is currently hampered by a fragmented legal framework, inconsistency in interpretation of the regulations, variable guidance and a lack of clarity among investigators, regulators, patients and the public," it concludes.
These all highlight the problems of radiographic interpretation in terms of inconsistency and the lack of reproducible results between clinicians.
