Therefore, the self-inconsistency of the adjoint sensitivity is presented.
First, the measurement of dietary magnesium intake may be inaccurate because of self-report inconsistencies; however, magnesium intake assessed by our FFQ has a correlation of 0.7 when validated against dietary records (17).
But there's a fly in the ointment: realpolitik, opportunism, self-interest and inconsistency, the four horsemen of the localism apocalypse.
11 The inconsistency between self-reported diabetes and the reference standard can bias the results of studies using self-reported diabetes.
As for what I think, toward the end of my book-length account of the crisis, "How Markets Fail," I included this passage: Paulson and Bernanke were guilty: their crimes were inconsistency and self-deception.
As we will see, global relativism is open to the charge of inconsistency and self-refutation, for if all is relative, then so is relativism.
In the semantic treatment of knowledge one generally avoids problems of self-reference, and thus inconsistency, but it is at the expense of the expressive power of the formalism.
A 2001 study of condom usage shows that women think that condoms slip or break more often than they actually do, and there seems to be an inconsistency in self-report of condom efficacy and actual protection.
Previous research indicates that there may be substantial inconsistency in self-reports of lifetime abstention.
Physicians expressed concern about the inconsistency of self-reported pain, observed pain behaviors, and exam findings.
However, the effect of future interventions aimed at changing parental attitudes and behaviour has to be adjusted for some degree of inconsistency of self-reporting over time.
