Sentence examples for methods is inconsistent from inspiring English sources

Brazilian women who have undergone abortion use contraceptive methods; however, their use of contraceptive methods is inconsistent and/or inappropriate.

Conclusion: Adherence to accepted definitions and research methods is inconsistent, although we did note moderate improvements in making the distinction between costs and charges, defining of study perspective, and performing sensitivity analysis.

The ranking of the unsupervised methods is inconsistent between data sets, but this is of little significance owing to their low accuracy and the large variances.

Findings from this study showed that, in studies using continuous monitoring devices in Hispanic populations, reporting on data collection methods is inconsistent and reporting on methods and definitions for data processing is poor.

Isolation methods are inconsistent, resulting in small yields and poor cell quality, and thus unreliable neocartilage formation.

Here we show that these methods are inconsistent and incomparable.

However, the results of these methods are inconsistent (Raab et al. 2001).

This is expected because probabilistic methods are inconsistent when the underlying assumptions of their models are seriously violated.

Our study demonstrated that FA values measured with FT methods and ROI methods were inconsistent (r = 0.528), while ADC values had a relatively good consistency (r = 0.822).

In case of the LBA artefact, tree reconstruction methods are inconsistent, i.e. they converge towards an incorrect solution as more data are considered.

We review the traditional Taylor series expansion technique which suggests that the cell-centred method is inconsistent on nonuniform grids, which is not confirmed by numerical experiments.