Sentence examples for reduce inconsistency from inspiring English sources

If you disagree, consider mandatory minimum sentences and three-strike laws, introduced with great fanfare as a way to reduce inconsistency in criminal sentencing.

It was our aim to demonstrate that the increased guidance provided by the CRED evaluation method would reduce inconsistency and increase transparency of study evaluations while being practical in use.

To reduce inconsistency between the study outcomes, future epidemiological studies on NSAID use and prostate cancer risk should assess the indications for NSAID usage.

While adoption of such new classification systems can potentially reduce inconsistency, it is unclear whether it will improve breast cancer risk prediction as data for risk stratification based on these new systems do not exist.

Given that computerized diagnosis may be no better than that of an expert panel, the principal reason for utilizing a computerized system in the context of a clinical trial is to reduce inconsistency by eliminating intra- and inter-observer variability.

A multi-source data integration strategy was followed to reduce inconsistencies in land cover change detection that result from the comparison of historical aerial photographs and satellite images.

One significant advantage of our automated approach for sinkhole extraction is that it may reduce inconsistencies and alleviate repeatability concerns associated with visual interpretation methods.

The entire raft of EU asylum law – from the Dublin regulation imposing responsibility for asylum, to the various directives setting out requirements for adequate treatment, due process, standard of living and international protection – is designed to reduce inconsistencies between member states so as to prevent forum shopping or "secondary movement" by asylum seekers.

Recent policy initiatives have sought to further reduce inconsistencies in the skills assessment process and improve the information given to visa applicants.

Use of similar analytic strategies might reduce inconsistencies among studies of pesticides.

Collaborative networks of centres will help in decreasing costs, reduce inconsistencies in training and increase M&E.