Sentence examples for major inconsistencies from inspiring English sources

Major inconsistencies were found in 3/9 of the inconsistent recommendations.

Currently approved clinical decision values are not biologically equivalent and contribute to major inconsistencies in the diagnosis of AMI: Almost 1 of 5 AMI patients had inconsistent diagnoses with the use of hs-cTnI versus hs-cTnT.

Even Richard Clarke admitted that there were no major inconsistencies between Rice's testimony and his.

If major inconsistencies are not detected, a project failure may occur.

Death, as it happened, caught him in what to many people seemed to be one of his major inconsistencies.

Although some found Intolerance to have major inconsistencies, it was lauded by other filmmakers, particularly in the Soviet Union, as a profound influence on their works.

"However it has to be recognised that they still have major corruption problems, major inconsistency problems.

"Yes, maybe there's a major inconsistency there," he said, seeming grateful for my insight.

If scholars do agree, then a major inconsistency in Brunelleschi's career is cleared up.

"There's a major inconsistency in the scores," he said, noting that only 7.5percentt of the fourth-grade students scored advanced proficient.

Mr. Mearsheimer spends less than half a page on this major inconsistency, saying only that Japan's targets were weaker powers and that the Soviet Union cared more about Europe.