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In spite of some inconsistency in the reported results and insufficient understanding of the mechanism of the heat transfer in nanofluids, it has been emerged as a promising heat transfer fluid.
In conclusion, despite of some inconsistency in these results, it was evident that the combined demographic analysis could confirm population expansion in Yangze River and Huai River basin, while a relative constant population size in Pearl River basin.
In addition, there was evidence of some inconsistency in how visits were coded as non-elective, including apparent changes in coding practices at some hospitals, which could impact results of analyses using the elective classification for visit selection.
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The existence of some inconsistencies in Ashour [in press] is demonstrated.
Defense lawyers presented evidence of some inconsistencies in Mr. English's early statements after the incident, such as a mistake he made in describing the defendant's eye color.
Judge Koh pointed out the existence of some inconsistencies to a reassembled jury, who will now go over the document once again in order to make their findings jibe with the damages prescribed (with a red pen, no less).
On another hand, in the case of macronutrients, a worrisome situation was evidenced by the detection of some inconsistencies in labeling (either by the mineral manufacturer or in situ), this issue seems to arise more frequently with selenium mineral sources.
This leads to some inconsistencies of tone, and some infelicities in the otherwise fine text.
Of note, there is some inconsistency between the authors' written hypothesis and the statistical design and power of the trial.
This may explain some inconsistency results of the previous studies [9,15].
Analyses of the viral status carried some inconsistency by itself.
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