Sentence examples for striking inconsistency from inspiring English sources

Findings revealed a striking inconsistency between the self-reported provision of RH services and the availability of the minimum supplies and trained staff to adequately provide them: many facilities reported having recently provided a number of RH services, yet—apart from the hospitals in DRC and Burkina Faso the availability of a minimum standard of quality RH services was generally limited.

In addition to variation across surveys in self-rated health levels, we also noted striking inconsistencies in trends.

But what is perhaps most striking is the inconsistencies: the US version of events compared with those of witnesses and the facts on the ground.

The literature showed us striking issues and inconsistencies.

1) A striking result is the inconsistency with the concept of allosteric pH regulator.

The Reviewing editor and the other reviewers discussed their comments before we reached this decision, and the Reviewing editor has assembled the following comments to help you prepare a revised submission. 1) A striking result is the inconsistency with the concept of allosteric pH regulator.

This inconsistency was particularly striking in the case of laminin.

This inconsistency was particularly striking when extreme UD values were considered: 39.8% of samples with UD lower or equal to 1.010 exhibited Uosm in excess of 350 mOsm/kg.

This brief but complete review of the literature reveals a striking paucity of data and considerable inconsistency across data sets, even within the same species.

Others noticed inconsistencies in dates or striking similarities between spelling mistakes made by Kaycee and those made by Ms. Swenson on her own Weblog site.

A striking find was the physicians' ambivalence and what they themselves perceived as ethical inconsistencies.