In general, postmodern postcolonialists aim to show that the typical universal history is one discourse among many incommensurable discourses, none of which are without inconsistencies.
They say they have had to thoroughly investigate the cases, some of which are complicated by inconsistencies, false documents and questionable stories, to ensure that the children were not bought or stolen from impoverished rural women.
The heterogeneity reported in this forest plot captures these aspects of the inconsistency, which are crucial for the considered comparison.
"But it doesn't address what drives business travelers crazy, which is the inconsistency among brands and independent hotels in how they reward customer loyalty".
Note that the label of a residue is not perfectly correlated to its ∆∆ G, which is an inconsistency between the training data and the test data; however, it still can indicate the contribution of a residue to binding.
This study revealed that, the ASTM F 1962 arching model contains some inconsistencies, which are due to the improper modification of Terzaghi's arching model.
Aided by topo-geometrical measures from street networks, we present a methodology to identify what we call urban inconsistencies, which are characterized by low-access regions containing nodes (crossing streets) that lack efficient access from or to other regions in a city.
Together with H+ and H2 O, which are external due to inconsistencies in H+ and O balances in the included reactions, there are, in total, 44 external metabolites.
KB vendors identified that there is limited availability of primary literature to assess the likelihood of an interaction compelling them to rely on package inserts which are inaccurate, have large inconsistencies across countries, out-dated and do not always match with the medical literature.
Google is always switching up ad placement and formats in various bucket tests, some of which are browser-specific, so the inconsistency isn't surprising.
