Sentence examples for may seem inconsistent from inspiring English sources

At first blush these results may seem inconsistent with the fact that almost 20% of the very long-term unemployed used to work in construction (see Table 2).

For some, that may seem inconsistent, but it presents a degree of eclecticism that fits Mama & Company's genre-spanning remit.

So it may seem inconsistent to warmly endorse — as we do — President Bush's proposal this week for what he terms the Legislative Line Item Veto Act of 2006.

While this prediction of our model may seem inconsistent with the occurrence of Batesian polymorphism, but such polymorphism can be explained by factors other than frequency-dependent predation.

Although this may seem inconsistent, further examination of the alignment of probes to gene revealed that different probesets for Tsn aligned to different populations of alternatively polyadenylated transcripts.

However, they may seem inconsistent with [41], who did not find an effect on the competition point when worker number was limited to 20, and with [13], who reported the same competition point in lab-rearing colonies and free-foraging colonies, although the former was twice as large.

But just two years ago the National Book Awards honored Ms. Winfrey for her contribution to reading and literature, and an award for Mr. Franzen may now seem inconsistent.

This may seem as inconsistent regarding the relationship between basal urinary dopamine and sodium excretion.

Awareness of sequence or duration may, at first glance, seem inconsistent with the definition of perceiving.

Although the results from the two Ouellet-Morin papers seem inconsistent, they may reflect developmental trends, as well as gene by environment interactions in determinants of cortisol reactivity.

Humans may be an unexplained exception with greater blood prolactin in winter, but results from different genders and populations seem inconsistent.