We all experience having (perhaps covert) inconsistent beliefs (although, of course, Consistency is a requirement for knowledge, unless there are true contradictions).
However, haematological malignancies are probably heterogeneous in aetiology, and much of the evidence for subtype-specific associations remains inconclusive, perhaps reflecting inconsistent exposure classifications, or relatively small study sizes.
Singh's putting, perhaps the only inconsistent part of his repertory, was shaky early.
He has had a groin problem and this perhaps explains his inconsistent performances," The director of sports at Real, Miguel Pardeza, told Radio Marca.
Two weeks before the N.F.L. draft, the Giants were on the verge of a move Wednesday to strengthen their group of linebackers, the position that was perhaps the most inconsistent for them during their Super Bowl season.
If this law were, as Netanyahu mostly seems to want the public to believe, only about collective rights, it would be superfluous, irritating to the Arab minority, perhaps, but not inconsistent with democratic norms — and not even preëmptive of confederal relations with a future Palestine.
Findings concerning the satiety effects of sugar-containing drinks are somewhat inconsistent, perhaps in part due to variations in study design and novelty of the drinks tested.
An increased intake of magnesium might lower blood pressure (BP), yet evidence from clinical trials is inconsistent, perhaps as a result of small sample size or heterogeneity in study design.
Although often effective, clinical graft manufacture using HAM can be inconsistent, perhaps due to its inherent biological variability [8 10].
