Sentence examples for possibly inconsistent from inspiring English sources

A well studied instantiation of Dung's abstract theory of argumentation yields argumentation-based characterisations of non-monotonic inference over possibly inconsistent sets of classical formulae.

In this paper, we propose a set of ontology cohesion metrics which focuses on measuring (possibly inconsistent) ontologies in the context of dynamic and changing Web.

Unfortunately it is not clear from his written words whether he had in mind that the situation was inconsistent or only possibly inconsistent.

Its main contributions include that during the online FTC controller reconfiguration, the infeasibility due to the possibly inconsistent constraints is avoided by relaxing soft constraints on the one hand, such that the continuous operation of the closed-loop FTC system is ensured.

The first approach to the problem of dealing with merging possibly inconsistent databases (Baral et al. 1991; Baral et al. 1992) built on Ginsberg's idea of considering maximally consistent subsets when facing an inconsistent theory (Ginsberg 1986), such as the one that may result from the union of the information coming from several self-consistent (but conflicting with one another) agents.

The incorporation of several sources results in the use of data derived from different and possibly inconsistent methodologies.

Prosecutors pushed to have the three men tried simultaneously to avoid having witnesses testify three times and possibly tell inconsistent stories.

Approximately 7% (27/372) of the protocols had two unique Cochrane identification numbers, possibly indicating inconsistent editorial practices.

A review of the 13 clinical studies indicated that the frequency of 0.5 mL saliva samples differed significantly among studies (P < 0.0001, data not shown), possibly indicating inconsistent collection practices among the study sites.

The policy of targeting Christians remains sporadic and inconsistent, possibly reflecting factionalism and lack of unity.

Although associations between normal levels of THs and cognitive functions in healthy elderly individuals have been reported, the findings are inconsistent, possibly due to differences in study designs.