Sentence examples for limited consistency from inspiring English sources

However, the limited consistency of the epidemiological studies and the difficulty in obtaining consistent exposure response relationships from the studies led a recent comprehensive review to conclude that "human studies fail to raise a convincing conclusion concerning the carcinogenicity of FA and are not helpful to delineate a possible dose response relationship" (Duhayon et al. (2008).

It noted that the procedures in Don Dale hadn't been reviewed since 2011 and found there was limited consistency in how individual children's time in isolation was reviewed.

There is only limited consistency in the manner of presentation across the documents.

Similarly, there was limited consistency in the quantitative description of osteochondral lesion size.

The findings of previous structural MRI studies have largely been distributed across several brain areas, with limited consistency.

In 2012, the General Audit Office concluded that there is limited consistency in Dutch climate change adaptation policy at the national level.

Champsaur and Laroque ([1982], p.326) wrote that '[s]uch a situation of limited intertemporal consistency is similar to the discrete procedures.' Champsaur and Laroque ([1981, 1982]) took into consideration the effects of the agents' strategies upon the final allocation.

In addition, there was limited numerator consistency between the different data sources.

It is also difficult to comment on the overall applicability of the findings as there was limited evidence of consistency.

However, the limited degree of consistency in statistical significance according to health condition or participant characteristic raises concerns about possible spurious associations.

Noisy miRNA-target networks: Current computational methods for miRNA target prediction have limited accuracy and consistency [ 20], while the number of experimentally validated miRNA-target pairs is small [ 21].