The statement said Quaedvlieg had engaged in "acts and made omissions" which materially advantaged the candidate, which was inconsistent with an oath he took to hold the role.
This article was amended on 5 August 2013 to remove a reference to schizophrenia which was inconsistent with the Guardian style guidelines.
She said China had made the declaration "in an uncoordinated fashion" which was "inconsistent with standard practice", adding the US did not believe the declaration to be legitimate.
The results also revealed that PAR began increasing at 0.164 mol m−2 per year from 1991 to 2012, which was inconsistent with the variations of G.
Trying to become the first player to win all four professional majors in the same year, Woods was distracted by photographers twice on the first hole, and he was frustrated with his putting, which was inconsistent and unlucky.
Surprisingly we found that the interphase thicknesses in these two block copolymers were obviously different, which was inconsistent with the theoretical predictions about the evolution of interphase in block copolymer melts by self-consistent mean-field theory (SCFT).
I think the fact that there was, that in a short time frame there was an argument that he needed to stay in jail without bail, and then all of a sudden there was a plea agreement which was inconsistent with the claims that they made.
Barack Obama, fresh from his history-making stint hosting the UN security council, took a break from his duties at the G20 economic summit in Pittsburgh to announce the existence of a secret, undeclared nuclear facility in Iran which was inconsistent with a peaceful nuclear programme, underscoring the president's conclusion that "Iran is breaking rules that all nations must follow".
However, the patient did exhibit mental status changes including indifference to his current condition and a flat affect which was inconsistent with his baseline.
