Methodological flaws that yield inconsistency in outcome measurements include (1) failure to exclude participants with conditions that impact the immune system, (2) eligible candidates previously vaccinated, and (3) those with high prevaccination titers.
However, it has been observed that as the conservative approach to design and safety criteria proved arbitrary, and yielded inconsistencies in the degree to which different safety measures in nuclear power plants protect safety and public heath, the urge for a more consistent assessment of safety became apparent in the late 1960s.
Not every DTMT follows all the training activities in the Facilitator's Manual clearly or consistently; which yielded inconsistencies during trainings.
Certain additional principles ("contraposition" and "obversion") were sometimes adopted along with the Square, and they genuinely yielded inconsistency.
If an S5 knowledge state for a set of agents (compare the entry on epistemic logic) is updated with the public announcement ◊φ, then in case φ is true somewhere in the model, the update changes nothing (for in this case M|◊φ equals M), and otherwise the update yields inconsistency (since public announcements are assumed to be true).
Essential genes participating in in silico SLs yield GNG inconsistencies.
Thus the strategy to drop just the T-sentences that yield an inconsistency is doomed.
He continues, We wonder whether a genuine mystery is being concealed here or whether any similar scrutiny of a minute section of time and space would yield similar strangenesses — gaps, inconsistencies, warps, and bubbles in the surface of circumstance.
Thus an inconsistency will yield its own local absurdity, without trivializing the whole system.
However, inconsistencies in miRNA yield and sample-to-sample variance, dependent on RNA extraction, have been reported [ 10, 15, 16].
