Sentence examples for sensitive to inconsistencies from inspiring English sources
Organisational maternity statistics are sensitive to inconsistencies in data on method of delivery, and publications of quality indicators should describe how such data were handled.
Festinger's (1957) theory is based on three main assumptions: a) humans are sensitive to inconsistencies between actions and beliefs; b) recognition of the inconsistency creates dissonance, which motivates the person to resolve the dissonance; and c) dissonance can be resolved in one of three ways (changing beliefs; changing actions; changing perceptions of actions) [ 28].
Previous research from the collaborators in this study have shown that SUVmax is more sensitive to reconstruction inconsistency than SUVpeak [20] and that reconstruction inconsistencies may affect PERCIST classification [22].
Previous studies aimed at validating the EARL harmonization strategy in the clinical setting have shown that SUVmax is more sensitive to reconstruction inconsistency than SUVpeak or their lean body mass equivalents, SULmax and SULpeak.
England had cleared Moeen to wear the bands, arguing that he was making a humanitarian statement and not a political one, and perhaps sensitive to accusations of inconsistency as the whole team will wear the logo of the Help for Heroes charity on their shirts on Tuesday to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the first world war.
The presented results, e.g., the strong anti-correlation between MC and inconsistency, are not particularly sensitive to this parameter (see Additional file 1: Text S1 Supplementary Figure S7).
To better understand inconsistencies between findings for self-reported reward sensitivity and ventral striatal activity, future research should include other behavioral measures of reward sensitivity that may be more sensitive to group differences.
All measurement methods showed reasonable agreement when ranking the severity of different deflagrations, but thermocouple and heat flux gauge measurements were sensitive to the position of the flame relative to the sensors, leading to some inconsistency.
While the net heat plot is sensitive to all kinds of perturbation that sufficiently inflate Cochran's Q statistic for inconsistency, the forest plot indeed revealed to be selectively sensitive to perturbations that are influential to the considered comparison.
The apparent inconsistency among these reports demonstrates that epoxidation of CBZ by CYP3A4 is very sensitive to both the experimental conditions and the enzyme source.
