But these, and even larger-scale studies, are scarce due to data limitations, taxonomic inconsistencies and practical issues in linking existing databases.
Recently, an alternative method of age adjustment has been proposed to overcome both the practical difficulties and the conceptual inconsistencies in age adjustment of survival (Brenner et al, 2004).
It draws upon practical experiences of dealing with inconsistency in large-scale software development projects and relates some lessons learned from these experiences.
Inconsistencies in practice were noted.
Teaching on these important clinical skills should use uniform guidance to avoid inconsistencies, and ideally in clinical surroundings with practical experience, such as "pre-prescribing" [ 19].
Indeed, with all their inconsistencies, the constraints that bind them, their practical norms, limitations, shortcomings and contradictions, it is the current human resources in the health system that will have to scale up a new policy.
This model is able to account for inconsistencies between personal attitudes and perceived social norms, and has practical implications for the design of public intervention strategies for enhancing participation in the recycling.
However, since experimental validation is not currently practical for most genome sequences, conservative heuristics are needed that can parse inconsistencies into probable errors versus plausible evolutionary divergence.
Thus, efforts should be made to overcome practical barriers related to the newness of green-NM exposure scenarios, the inconsistencies over how to identify and classify NMs, and the questions about metrics for health related-sampling and practical instrumentation [ 117].
