Sentence examples for technology inconsistencies from inspiring English sources

However, since the law is unable to catch up with the development of scientific technology, inconsistencies will arise in many cases.

Through the mandatory protocols and time-sheets the problems related to the technology (data-transfer inconsistencies or losses, semantics) but also to the process-people related problems (conflicts, communicational difficulties, lack of work-flow definitions or responsibilities etc).

Advancing technology, inadequate knowledge and inconsistency in palliative care services have complicated the ability to recognise imminent dying and many people access emergency services at the end-of-life.

Acquisition and tomographic reconstruction of rapidly changing myocardial distribution with rotating S-SPECT technology is prone to inconsistency errors.

The VMETS technology helped to balance the inconsistency between the solar radiation and the air conditioning (AC) load.

Errors in a dataset can be detected either by comparing genotypic information obtained from different technologies or by using Mendelian Inconsistencies (MIs) in family-based samples.

The role of the television official has been made more difficult by inconsistencies in Hot Spot technology during the ongoing Ashes series, with several thin edges not showing up on infrared replays.

This is an interesting article that lists and analyzes in detail various sources of errors and inconsistencies associated with microarray technology.

It is unclear which forms of communication technologies are most effective due to the inconsistencies in the reported findings and difficulties in categorising technologies to allow reliable comparison.

The higher level of full motion video technology would have otherwise created an inconsistency between the in-game graphics and the higher definition full motion video graphics.

Some studies report positive findings while others do not and it has been difficult to identify a pattern in terms of disease, type of technology or patient characteristics to explain these inconsistencies.