Sentence examples for present inconsistencies from inspiring English sources

Richard Socarides, who was an adviser to President Bill Clinton on gay issues and is now president of Equality Matters, an offshoot of the Media Matters press-monitoring group, said the present inconsistencies in the law might eventually work to move the cause of same-sex marriage forward as more and more people come out, marry and, yes, divorce.

However, these simulation-based quantitative MR techniques usually compare the in-vivo T1 estimates against less accurate T1 techniques, whereas they present inconsistencies between simulation studies, phantom and in-vivo measurements.

The present inconsistency could be due to the following factors: (1) difference in procedures (i.e. locomotor activity and SA tests measure different aspects of reinforcement mechanism) and (2) difference in SHR substrains used (i.e. the SHR substrain used herein may deviate phenotypically or genetically from SHR/NCrl bred in the USA or elsewhere) [ 15].

Its main purpose is to organize the service description into well-defined sections to allow the developer to implement the solution using a formatted 'requirements document', which is less prone to presenting inconsistencies.

Besides, we found that the UC-CP and UC-C models presented inconsistencies with certain empirical regularities of cycles, such as the total domination of short term shocks22, the lack of imaginary roots, and the low correspondence with other usually employed methods.

Last night, Mrs. Moncada said, "Today, we have witnessed the irregular transmission of the results, which presented inconsistencies.

With the presented inconsistencies in these two human tumor cell lines, it is impossible to assess the impact of PINCH1 on DSB repair.

The first result (LI) is output when the network presents inconsistencies of the form: "A is the only activator of B, A increases but B decreases".

Later, Mendoza and Bazzan [ 49] presented inconsistency ratio (IR) to evaluate each individual node in the network, where the IR is defined as follows: (9) I R i = w − 1 ∑ k = 1 2 K min ⁡ (w k (0 ), w k (1 ) ).

The results indicate 18.98% of the analyzed publications present referential inconsistencies, which is a significant amount for a dataset that is supposed to be correct and trustable.

As Tai et al. [ 13] remarked, these studies present some inconsistencies; for instance, the different expression of ribosomal protein genes.