Sentence examples for subject to inconsistent from inspiring English sources
Others, like Adair Grain, which owned the West storage site, are subject to inconsistent scrutiny by a long list of state and federal agencies, said Neil Carman, director of the clean air program at the state's chapter of the Sierra Club.
Other ITC methods that may account for baseline differences may be subject to inconsistent conclusions depending upon the measure of effect used (e.g., odds ratio, relative risk) [ 9].
The legal and ethical acceptability of third party permission for nonbeneficial research is jurisdiction specific, which is a source of ongoing debate and is often subject to inconsistent directives.
Luminance was excluded in the present study, as it is subject to interference from inconsistent angles of illumination and variable distance between the illumination probe and the retinal surface.
Previous studies of HIV-related CLD in this age group are limited to CXR findings [ 9, 37, 38], which are insensitive and subject to observer error and inconsistent use of terminology [ 39].
If a legal system is morally legitimate and has authority over those subject to it, then it is inconsistent for one person to be treated less or more favourably by the law than another person whose situation is legally indistinguishable.
Wild populations, in contrast, are subject to natural selection that is inconsistent in strength, direction, and form (Grant and Grant 2002; Seamons et al. 2007).
High cholesterol may be a modifiable risk factor for prostate cancer but results have been inconsistent and subject to potential "reverse causality" where undetected disease modifies cholesterol prior to diagnosis.
In addition to this, the system for documenting children's progress and data storage appears inconsistent and is subject to risks as it currently functions.
But, as Bacciagaluppi (1995) and Clifton (1996a) have shown, such property assignment will be inconsistent: It will be subject to a Kochen and Specker-type contradiction.
Unfortunately, not only did Basic Law V fail to be a logical proposition, but the resulting system proved to be inconsistent, for it was subject to Russell's Paradox.
