Sentence examples for proved inconsistent with their from inspiring English sources
In her 1982 journal article on his role in the US participation in the 1936 Summer Games, Carolyn Marvin explained Brundage's political outlook: Nazi pledges of nondiscrimination in sports proved inconsistent with their actions, such as the expulsion of Jews from sports clubs, and in September 1934, Brundage sailed for Germany to see for himself.
While counternarcotics officials provided IG personnel with a spreadsheet specifically devoted to such projects, its information proved inconsistent with other AFRICOM documents.
An alternative explanation, that inaccurate measurement could cause these wide ranged scores, proved inconsistent with the measured inter-rater and intra-rater reliability, that were satisfactory.
If the solution set of the constraint satisfaction problem is empty, then the corresponding parameter regions or entire model was proved inconsistent with the data.
Perhaps unfortunately for those who study this problem, when this assumption was put to the test for the first time, using the SNB, it proved inconsistent with the data.
They are used as something like a background assumption, but their details are open to revision if they prove inconsistent with empirical evidence.
The ratio of codons present in the coding sequence of a heterologous gene product frequently proves inconsistent with the tRNA pool of E. coli (codon bias).
A second explanation may be the more comprehensive selection of covariates over many existing studies, which have proved inconsistent and limited in their adjustment for confounding factors.
Voters in North Dakota on Tuesday rejected a constitutional amendment to abolish the property tax, turning aside arguments by advocates of the measure who say the tax has proved inconsistent and is in conflict with the basic concept of property ownership.
After my first meal there I could have joined their chorus, but on a second visit, when I sampled more dishes, the kitchen proved inconsistent.
Psychosocial stressors are consistently associated with antenatal anxiety and depression, while the impact of cortisol has proved inconsistent.
