Sentence examples for predictions are inconsistent from inspiring English sources

The evaluations are based on the premise that measurement data are best used for falsifying model instances whose predictions are inconsistent with the data.

Some of Heffernan's other predictions are inconsistent with gloom.

Manifestly, these predictions are inconsistent with our findings.

In contrast, downstream to the promoter our predictions are inconsistent with the positions reported in the literature.

This prediction is inconsistent with our results (Fig. 7f).

This prediction is inconsistent with our experimental measurements, specifically considering the large red shift measured, so bandgap renormalization can be safely neglected as a plausible cause.

In the case that a thermodynamic prediction was inconsistent with experimental evidence, the experimental evidence was followed.

In this case, the dynamic behaviors of 1-hydroxy-3-indolylmethyl GSL (X257) from model prediction were inconsistent with the relative concentrations obtained by metabolome analysis.

In contrast, the prediction is inconsistent with earlier reports of an immediate release of cytochrome c following PDT (Granville et al, 1998; Kessel and Luo, 1998).

Finally, a purely computational, QM/MM study suggested that this adduct is best described as possessing an S = 1 ground state (with a low-spin Fe(III) center coupled ferromagnetically to a superoxide radical); however, this prediction is inconsistent with the EPR signal displayed by the species obtained by reacting superoxide with Cys-bound Fe(III -CDO.

Examples like MrpL32, show that when the predictions of standard predictors are inconsistent with the degree of sequence divergence, non-typical MTS's, processing proteases or alternative mitochondrial localization pathways may be indicated.