Sentence examples for was proved inconsistent from inspiring English sources
If the solution set of the constraint satisfaction problem is empty, then the corresponding parameter regions or entire model was proved inconsistent with the data.
Wednesday was proving to be an inconsistent trading day on Wall Street, with the major averages in flux.
As PSNR is proved to be inconsistent with the human eye perception, we also use more profound structural similarity index measure (SSIM) [22] to additionally validate the proposed method, in comparison to the baseline algorithms.
Regarding inconsistent condom use with male regular partners as well, the causal association cannot be proved.
Assumption that the vibration of the plates may be described by some approximate theories is proven to be inconsistent.
Plenty of companies have rushed to market — claiming to screen for cancer or decrease depression, only to be proven wrong or inconsistent — using unverified methods or a loophole to make claims that the technology can't back up.
The trending of Striped Bass populations is proving worrisome or inconsistent at best, and we want to be proactive in our approach to the future of this fishery.
This interaction proved inconsistent and was not supported by other alleles of caps, so we have not pursued this further.
Voters in North Dakota on Tuesday rejected a constitutional amendment to abolish the property tax, turning aside arguments by advocates of the measure who say the tax has proved inconsistent and is in conflict with the basic concept of property ownership.
This week I'm wondering why the government isn't outraged by News Corp. Days after Joe Hockey successfully sued Fairfax, the government is proving that it has an inconsistent, muddled, incomprehensible approach towards what the media can and can't do.
