This discrepancy might be caused by inaccurate processing, base modification and sequencing/PCR errors, and analysis used inconsistencies of the database.
The effect of heterogeneity was quantified using inconsistency (I), which described the percentage of total variation attributed to heterogeneity rather than chance.
This approach, known as the CWS approach, uses inconsistency and discrimination to determine expertise capacity and has been shown as a valid expert index across a range of domains [ 39].
HONG KONG -- With China's exports soaring, even as other major economies struggle to recover from the recession, evidence is mounting that Beijing is skillfully using inconsistencies in international trade rules to spur its own economy at the expense of others, including the United States.
This result is also consistent with the behavior of lawyers who use inconsistencies to more generally impeach a witness's credibility.
Active probing technique uses inconsistencies in TTL values of received packets to decide whether the first packet was spoofed or genuine.
Standard random-effects meta-analysis was used, and inconsistency was evaluated by the I-squared index (I).
Because of the functional complexity of the nervous system, sets of tests assessing a range of functions have been used, with inconsistency from one study to another.
Inconsistency was quantified using the inconsistency index (I) statistic.
