Sentence examples for substantial inconsistencies from inspiring English sources

Despite terrific progress in refining educational interventions, the diabetes literature continues to contain substantial inconsistencies in reporting the elements of educational interventions.

Henry Sanchez Milian, 18, and Jose Montano, 17, were ordered released from custody Friday morning after "substantial inconsistencies" emerged in witnesses' accounts of what happened, Montgomery County State's Attorney John McCarthy said at a press conference following a court hearing in the case.

Our results also highlighted substantial inconsistencies between individual countries for each vaccine.

In addition to substantial inconsistencies among existing gold standards, variation in biological specificity within each standard has also impaired previous evaluation methods.

We detected substantial inconsistencies between the number of FBO employees reported by district authorities and the situation assessed on the ground.

There were also substantial inconsistencies in the results with respect to the importance of individual pollutants and the timing of critical exposure.

BACKGROUND: There is substantial inconsistency in results of brain structural magnetic resonance imaging studies in adult bipolar disorder.

Each of these factors may contribute to the substantial inconsistency between RNA-level microarray-based networks and currently defined pathways.

We have revealed substantial inconsistency between the data from different methods, but the extent of these inconsistencies is also partly a result of the narrow definition of inconsistency: a looser (and perhaps more realistic) definition results in fewer inconsistencies (just as a looser definition of adherence results in higher adherence).

Similarly, another substantial inconsistency was observed in one of 12 comparisons of escitalopram and venlafaxine [ 31].

Previous research indicates that there may be substantial inconsistency in self-reports of lifetime abstention.