Our treatments were randomized and therefore if arrangement was used in this population, some effect should have been detectable, unless all birds in our population kept inconsistent clutches; although, it is possible that, despite large sample sizes, we were only able to detect large effects, particularly for our examination of female response (i.e., ejection vs. acceptance).
Though it has long had a standardised system for creating addresses, until 2001 several government agencies and private firms kept separate, inconsistent registries.
He tried to make polymorphic warnings, which are inconsistent, to keep the brain engaged.
Making an exception may be acceptable one time, but keep in mind that inconsistent boundaries will not be respected as much.
Be inconsistent and unpredictable Keep people on their toes by being totally inconsistent in terms of communication (both style and content), expectations, feedback, and long-term vision for the organisation.
If nothing is documented, or if a business keeps incomplete or inconsistent records, that business's rationale for firing the employee might look like a pretext to cover a discriminatory practice.
But many other laser eye surgeons believe the inconsistent results will keep L.T.K. from growing into a mass-market phenomenon like Lasik.
In addition, the rapid dissemination of new knowledge makes it more difficult for clinicians to keep up to date, and inconsistent reports in the literature can also contribute to variability in treatment decision making among clinicians.
He is carrying a large offensive load as the Giants' inconsistent lineup fights to keep pace in the National League West.
