Sentence examples for note inconsistencies from inspiring English sources

Students are more likely to note inconsistencies between their misconceptions and new information if they go beyond rote memorization and engage in meaningful learning, whereby they attempt to make connections between new and old information (Bransford et al., 2000).

Recent articles note inconsistencies between a rat flea borne pandemic of Yersinia pestis (the bacterium that causes bubonic plague) and the documented characteristics of Black Death (1, among others).

Note: Inconsistency is the symptom of other problems, so standing on a stepladder and exhorting everyone to "be more consistent" will have limited utility.

Mr. Fiske noted inconsistencies in the document and ridiculed it.

Detectives continued to search for the boy, but became suspicious after noting inconsistencies in her story.

In the literature, we noted inconsistencies in how serial transplantations are conducted and decided to assess a set of parameters at play in such experiments.

Ms. Banks also said she noted inconsistencies between Ms. Kandic's comments to The New York Times, as conveyed by a reporter, and another interview with her that was reported this month.

None of the historians accepted the idea that Raymond had been an informer, but they noted inconsistencies and contradictions in the various versions Lucie had given over the years.

Mr. Plofsky, who was also questioned about the matter by the impeachment committee, noted inconsistencies between what Judge Robertson told him and what Judge Robertson told legislators during his confirmation hearing.

On one video, 73percentt of the comments suggested there was a conspiracy at work, with claims such as "it is more likely the CIA poisoned them to place blame on Russia". Some 44percentt of comments were critical of Britain and its allies, and 27percentt noted inconsistencies in British claims.

Since the video's release, several news outlets have noted inconsistencies in the video, such as choppy segments and a lack of continuity. .