However, classification of this patient subgroup with advanced disease has been inconsistent, presumably because of the rarity and heterogeneity of complex cases of BCC, and the limited treatment options available.
In addition, inter-observer agreement on H. pylori infection status between beginners was noticeably inconsistent, presumably because endoscopic findings by beginners varied among cases compared with intermediate and advanced endoscopists.
However, our attempts to explore membrane domains with ZMWs have given inconsistent results presumably due to the inherent sample geometry on ZMWs.
We note that GalE tagging patterns were sometimes inconsistent between blots, presumably due to variable transfer efficiencies.
The data from the three surveyed non-African populations (French Basque, Chinese Han, and Melanesians) are inconsistent with the simple growth model, presumably because they reflect more complex demographic histories.
In our study, CXR findings of suspected TB were inconsistent between raters with different backgrounds, presumably because of differences in medical practice and education between the two countries.
On what basis could Scalia claim the authority to "void" government enactments that are inconsistent with this Constitution if this Constitution (presumably including Article III, from which Scalia derived his authority) has no fixed, determinable meaning?
However, the results were inconsistent and even contradictory [ 17- 23], presumably due to the relatively small samples of individual studies, various genetic background and possible selective bias.
The shot would either tie the score and give the Knicks a chance to salvage a terribly inconsistent performance or it would seal a loss that would presumably send Coach Jeff Van Gundy's team reeling into further dysfunction and depression.
For one thing, whether a belief is true by luck, presumably, comes in degrees just how much luck does it take to be inconsistent with knowledge?
