Chalhoub-Deville calls for "a shift from traditional examinations of the construct in terms of response consistency, to investigations that systematically explore inconsistent (which does not mean random) performances across contexts" (Chalhoub-Deville 2003, p. 378).
3 This was probably effective for some people but residual effects were inconsistent and systematically leached by hair washing so that the level of insecticide quickly became sublethal for any lice moving onto the hair.
They are fragmented, uncoordinated, sometimes inconsistent and rarely evaluated systematically.
A total of 35 recommendations were systematically compared: 25/35 were consistent, 9/35 inconsistent, and 1/35 un-rateable (derived from a single guideline).
One can then approximate by systematically exploring subregions, removing those that are inconsistent with the measurements.
In particular, GO annotation is systematically redundant and the biological domain is inconsistent (Park et al. 2011).
However, information regarding the prevalence of the use of CAM in community-based populations is inconsistent and has not been systematically reviewed.
However, previous studies into this relationship have reported inconsistent results, so we aimed to systematically review the association between ERα polymorphisms and OA susceptibility.
Estimates that scale systematically with such incidental parameter choices are considered statistically inconsistent.
Data are heterogeneous, sometimes inconsistent and incomplete, making them difficult to be systematically utilised for analysis for any new bioprocess design.
