Sentence examples for likely inconsistencies from inspiring English sources

While under Missouri law Officer Wilson may go before a grand jury if he chooses, it is more likely that he would refuse because the more statements he makes, the more likely inconsistencies between his statements could be used against him later at trial.

30 Our results of the analysis based on generations of progestogens indicated that potential inconsistencies are likely the result of chance.

"We have concluded that these are not viable given that they would take a significant amount of time to erect and take down and any rain during the latter process would likely produce inconsistencies of going and damage to the track.

Further, since it has been well-established (and further confirmed in our study) that musical preferences vary widely, it is likely that inconsistencies in previous studies are arising from more complex phenomenon relating to interpersonal differences.

30 It is very likely that inconsistencies in the first-night-effect reflect typical night-to-night variability 58– 60 in addition to situation-specific factors, such as acclimating to a new environment, relating to PSG on the first and second nights.

Overall, it is likely that inconsistencies in any of the steps described above will impede the definition of robust cancer-specific miRNA signatures [ 112, 113], but a better definition and standardization of the protocols used will undoubtedly overcome these obstacles [ 104, 126].

It is likely that inconsistencies in the net impact on migration with APC loss or overexpression between these models and in vitro studies are due to cell-type specific activities, analyzing specific APC mutations vs. loss vs. ectopic expression, differences between studying normal and tumor cells, and the contribution of tissue architecture and substratum in guiding epithelial cell migration.

CNN's Jake Tapper, who as ABC White House correspondent regularly challenged the Obama White House, will likely concentrate on inconsistencies, especially Trump's.

These inconsistencies likely reflect both inter- and intra-tumoral heterogeneity, and a new, complementary phenotype-based approach to stratify and prognosticate lung cancer should be considered.

These inconsistencies likely reflect a bias in the selection of index cases as well as in the recruitment of controls with solitary CRC.

Although promising results have been published [ 74], inconsistencies, likely due to random porosity due to suboptimal processing parameters [ 91], are preventing the successful commercialization of load-bearing devices.