Sentence examples for use of inconsistency from inspiring English sources

Hybrid leaders make clever use of inconsistency.

The consistency of the network was determined by use of inconsistency factors: the estimated difference between the effect size from direct comparisons within randomised trials and the effect size from indirect comparisons between randomised trials with one intervention in common.

We assessed the goodness of fit of the model to the data by calculating the residual deviance, 9 the heterogeneity of treatment effects estimated from the median between trial variance τ observed in the posterior distribution, and the consistency of the network determined by use of inconsistency factors, 17 defined as the difference in log rate ratios derived from direct and indirect comparisons.

One example is the recent proposal by the National Toxicology Program's Office of Health Assessment and Translation for which systematic review and evidence integration for health assessments instead includes "consistency" as a factor that increases confidence in the body of evidence (National Toxicology Program 2013) compared with our use of inconsistency as a downgrade factor.

When the C---/X↔Y method was used, the values of inconsistency varied between 0.59% and 3.25%.

When the ChsI/X↔Y method was used, the values of inconsistency are much better than in cases in which the identity of the InChI component is required.

If the only requirement was that the linked entities have compatible InChI identifiers (i.e., the CHsI/X⇔Y method was used), the values of inconsistency dropped significantly in many cases.

We accessed the statistical heterogeneity between studies using the χ² test and evaluated the extent of inconsistency using the I² statistic.

Heterogeneity in each meta-analysis was assessed using a Chi test of heterogeneity, with a P value < 0.10 used to indicate statistical significance, and using the I test of inconsistency, with a value = 50% indicating substantial inconsistency.

It remains to be determined whether it is possible to train people to make use of physically implausible inconsistencies; perhaps one possibility would entail "teaching" the visual system to make full use of physical properties of the world as opposed to automatically simplifying them.

This example has also been used by Krahn et al. [ 1] to illustrate their proposed methods for detection of inconsistency using a baseline contrast parameterization, so our results can be compared directly to that paper in order to appreciate the degree of agreement between both model formulations and the resulting tests and diagnostic checks for inconsistency.