Sentence examples for vague inconsistent from inspiring English sources

Since the classical methods fails to deal with vague, inconsistent and incomplete information, the fuzzy set was introduced to solve this drawback.

A study by bioethicist Mildred Cho of Stanford University and colleagues finds that most institutions responded with vague, inconsistent, and unevenly interpreted policies.

Even after the files are in hand and the research questions and relevant variables have been clarified, case file information about a child's maltreatment exposure can be idiosyncratic, vague, inconsistent, and incomplete, making coding such information into useful variables for statistical analyses difficult.

The numbers that have been presented are vague and inconsistent".

"Not everyone confesses, but there are statements that are vague or inconsistent.

"These counties have been asked to manufacture votes on behalf of their neighbors," he said, by divining the intent of voters using vague and inconsistent standards.

Such questions have gone largely unanswered, leaving charter schools in the same swamp of vague and inconsistent standards in which traditional public schools have long been mired.

Over the phone, Japanese counterparts were vague or inconsistent, leaving exasperated American officials at the N.R.C.'s headquarters, in Rockville, Maryland, to watch the unfolding drama helplessly.

In both instances, these words are vague and inconsistent with established international human rights language, which will make it difficult to monitor progress and change.

Estimates of deaths, from both the French and the Malians, have been vague and inconsistent, and the jihadists are evidently still lurking in the shadows.

The terms of reference of ancient peoples were vague and inconsistent when judged by modern standards, and many of their inscriptions and writings have inevitably disappeared.