Sentence examples for models seem inconsistent from inspiring English sources

We conclude by presenting data indicating that the Lehmann et al. (2008a, b) models seem inconsistent with the observed scale of cultural variation, and thus, do not provide a plausible alternative explanation for the evolution of large scale of human cooperation.

Although it has been proposed that β-catenin is recruited to stimulate transcription at these sites (Cole et al., 2008), this model seems inconsistent with the Tcf3 loss of function phenotype.

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.

The lack of a significant effect of improvements in solid waste and water supply on the prevalence of G. duodenalis infection (Table 3, models C and D,) may seem inconsistent with previous studies, but may reflect the modest scale of those improvements in the Bahia Azul program, in contrast with the achievements of the program in sanitation.

However, the spatial and temporal patterns of their appearance, as well as their dependency on the force generation machinery seem inconsistent with such a model.

An individual grower may see price offers that seem inconsistent.

"The Economic Naturalist" shows how things can make sense economically, yet also seem inconsistent and confusing.

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

Suddenly Greg Schiano's widely debated views about kneel-downs seem inconsistent.

Deng offered several reasons that his findings may seem inconsistent with previous spatial equality literature.

Freezing, destroying and giving away human embryos can seem inconsistent with respect for human dignity.