Sentence examples for properties are not consistent from inspiring English sources

Even though the forecasted random sequence could satisfy the distribution properties (such as the first order moment statistical property of a random variable) of a certain actual wind power, the higher order moment [19] statistical properties are not consistent.

Purified CLIC4 has been reported to function as a channel in vivo but details of channel properties are not consistent among the reports [ 14, 15].

Kernel size effects on Rapid Visco Analyzer (RVA) properties were not consistent.

However, these NG2 glia have many properties that are not consistent with a unique role as oligodendrocyte precursors.

Given the importance of signal distribution, it is notable that the Hedgehog (Hh) and Wnt proteins, two of the most important families of such signals, are known to be covalently modified by lipid moieties, the membrane-anchoring properties of which are not consistent with passive models of protein mobilization within tissues.

Terminology and technical device properties and settings are not consistent in the literature.

Measurement of wet packing, contrary to the dry packing adopted in this study, is expected to decrease the difference because the hydrodynamic properties of grains are not consistent when they are floating in a suspended medium (Kwan et al. 2012).

The branch lengths inferred on the original bZIP tree [constructed via PAML (Yang, 1997)] do not satisfy the ultrametric property; thus, they are not consistent with a molecular clock and cannot be directly used to infer duplication order.

All these examples suggest that studies on the impact of exclosures on soil properties and soil carbon are not consistent.

He argues that spin-1/2 particles (e.g., electrons) must be represented mathematically by what are known as complex spinors, and that the transformation properties of these spinors are not consistent with the introduction of nonstandard coordinates (corresponding to values of ε other than 1/2).

The rule-based nature of genetic phasing has a useful property: some family genotypes are not consistent with the expected patterns of inheritance, and are thus highlighted as probable sequencing errors or, rarely, as de novo mutations [ 64].