Sentence examples for issue of consistency from inspiring English sources

Then there is the issue of consistency.

"There is an issue of consistency — you can quote me on this," Mr. Mares said.

The issue of consistency is essentially an issue of credibility.

A study to address this issue of consistency showed that expert haematopathologists, given adequate material, could correctly classify the entity in over 95% of cases.

Our study aimed to bridge the gap between clinicians and health economists by addressing the issue of consistency between QoL measures as used in clinical practice and QALYs.

These suggestions were all intended to clarify the meaning of individual criteria and did not concern issues of consistency with DRM procedures.

The process of turning the mathematical algorithms necessary to describe the atmosphere system into numerical algorithms fit to be running on computers adds further uncertainties, since there are issues of consistency, match-ability, discretizing and particularities of numerical methods.

Technical matters and issues of consistency of approach are also addressed during meetings through the knowledge and research activities of members and through the invitation of guest experts to meetings.

The first difficulty Frege notes with Hilbert's approach is that it is not clear what Hilbert means by "axioms:" if he means the kinds of things for which issues of consistency and independence can arise, then he must be talking about thoughts, while if he means the kinds of things which are susceptible of multiple interpretations, then he must be talking about sentences.

It is expected that the access rules will be designed according to business needs of the involved enterprises and although some negotiation between them will be involved, only a comprehensive analysis of the rules can uncover all issues of consistency between rules and their adequacy in answering the authorized queries (which we call enforceability).

And unlike its chief rivals, the company is growing by relying almost 100% on franchising – which allows for speedy expansion, but could lead to issues of consistency and quality later, analysts said.