Sentence examples for relevant inconsistency from inspiring English sources

The MFs forming clusters C1, C3, C6 and C9 behaved inconsistently between the two sample sets, with the most relevant inconsistency occurring in abundance change from D0 to M1.

Although we cannot rule out clinically relevant inconsistency (the upper credible interval for the inconsistency factor crossed the pre-specified threshold for a clinically relevant effect at 0.9 cm), we have no indication that clinical characteristics of included patients or other trial characteristics confounded the indirect comparisons.

To use the detection of clinically relevant inconsistencies to support the reasoning capabilities of intelligent agents acting as physicians and tutors in the realm of clinical medicine.

However, there are some relevant inconsistencies which make it rather difficult to believe that products containing natural substances are always safe.

There were no relevant inconsistencies.

If there had been relevant inconsistencies all articles would have been evaluated by the second author.

A complete double selection was planned if the 10% random sample revealed relevant inconsistencies.

A complete double selection was planned if the 10% random sample assessment revealed relevant inconsistencies.

The interdisciplinary analysis and compilation of the various regulatory instruments for natural substances used in personal care products reveals the heterogeneity of their origins, the relevance of their hazardous properties, and the importance to clarify relevant regulatory inconsistencies.

Trial and publication quality were assessed in terms of randomization and allocation concealment, blinding of patients and investigators, sample size estimation, handling and reporting of trial discontinuations, application of the intent-to-treat principle, and relevant data inconsistencies.

The study and publication quality was assessed on the basis of whether the following quality criteria had been adequately fulfilled: randomization and allocation concealment, blinding of patients and investigators, sample size estimation, handling and reporting of study discontinuations, application of the intent-to-treat principle, relevant data inconsistencies, and report of study funding.