Sentence examples for relative inconsistency from inspiring English sources

Again, differences in the patient population, background medications, and/or chance may be involved in the relative inconsistency of these results.

For analysis across all residues, we use the percentage as defined above (absolute inconsistency) whereas for subsets of residues with particular annotations we report values normalized as a percentage of the overall inconsistency for the same method across all residue types (relative inconsistency).

Agreement between the diagnoses made, using the two versions of the questionnaire and by the clinician was fair for GERS and FD but moderate for IBS, This relative inconsistency in agreement creates major doubts about the applicability of the questionnaire at various levels in clinical practice and also to research purposes.

This may be so, but it does not prevent the concept being of use in the analysis of phenomena by means of frames: frame-relative inconsistencies would still be a (relational) part of the world.

The relative timing inconsistency between studies can be attributed to various methodological parameters such as word length, word class, repetition rate, word frequency, display duration, task type, etc., as suggested by Martin et al. [ 59].

Regular database cleaning comprised checks for inconsistencies relative to source documents when necessary, and all patient files were maintained securely throughout the program for this purpose.

Specifically, these reports have found inconsistencies relative to the human phenotype when studying inflammatory diseases in mice [ 35], certain immune responses in non-primates [ 14], and acute myocardial infarction drug candidates in dogs and rabbits [ 37].

A 40 min reaction period was used in this study rather than the 20 min recommended by the manufacturer because a previous study showed that the increased reaction period reduced inconsistencies relative to the Bangladesh As standard in the 50-100 μg/L range [ 18].

However, it remains challenging because of potential inconsistency of relative response factors (RRF) on different instruments.

For example, if the underlying target molecule differences between two redundant probe sets do not contribute much to their observed inconsistency, then the relative consistency for a single probe set's behaviour across the two sub-data sets should be similar in magnitude to the consistency observed between two redundant probe sets.

One previous study investigated geographic variations (across thirteen metropolitan areas) in cost per episode for seven specific conditions and also found considerable inconsistencies in the relative costliness of different conditions within an area [11].