Sentence examples for though inconsistencies from inspiring English sources
In a comparison of the pages' content with Facebook policies covering commerce, page content and paid advertising, the study revealed numerous instances of apparent conflict with the rules or their spirit, though inconsistencies in and unexplained changes to some of the policies made it unclear exactly how those rules apply.
Though inconsistencies and cracks in Armand's history reveal themselves nearly from the start, Aimée brushes away any concerns about her husband, recording in her diary instead the quotidian sights, gifts and treats of their pleasure-filled life.
If they're taken into account, though, other inconsistencies emerge.
Some of the candidate microRNAs identified by other groups were confirmed in our analysis, though with some inconsistencies in expression pattern.
Since we're talking about inconsistency though, what about these screens?
A related issue is that describing a subject's beliefs in terms of broad content can make a subject's beliefs appear irrational even though they are not: when beliefs are described in terms of broad content, they can be inconsistent with one another even though the inconsistency is in principle not discoverable by the subject.
Such reports, though, are riddled with "inconsistencies and 'smoke and mirror' messages," the authors write.
Clearly, though, there are various inconsistencies in the literature on the effect of this specific form of synesthetic congruency on intersensory perception that deserve further research.
Phillips said the Mets' primary need continued to be pitching -- starting or relief, though the inconsistency of the bullpen is an increasing concern to some in the organization.
The estimate of two different concurrent motives for leaving the Regional NHS before retirement age aimed to account for a certain amount of dynamism in the system, even though data inconsistency could lead to outflow misestimations.
His legal defense, though, presents a different inconsistency.
