Contoh inconsistency

• The further away any two criteria are from each other in the linguistic hierarchy, the more liberal the system is in permitting such inconsistencies.

• As the terms are bounded, this inconsistency may be removed in the next order.

• For example, there is inconsistency in defining the concept of quality.

• Such inconsistencies should have been edited out, and comparisons/contrasts in crop breeding strategies, biotechnologies, histories, uses and gene resources edited in.

• Inconsistency among donors also exists in their attempts to influence political reform, even within one recipient country.

• The closest candidate to a dual of blindness turns out to be inconsistency.

• Since we deal with exactly this kind of objects, we could not escape the inconsistency.

• As we have seen, this time inconsistency is not the general case but depends on the degree of the specificity of investments into market access.

• Thus, while this position cannot necessarily be dismissed on the grounds of inconsistency, its implications will not be explored further.

• From this comparison, we see that there are some useful logics for reasoning with inconsistency in structured text.

• There were some inconsistencies across districts between the proportions of men who exhibited knowledge in the three different areas.

• The same discipline forestalls the policy inconsistency problem referred to earlier.

• She is secretly grateful she has been turned down, as there are a few inconsistencies and outright conceptual and linguistic errors inherent in the work.

• No inconsistency was observed in any of the four independent experiments (data not shown).

• To be more precise, what is your own view on the key policy lessons one should take from time inconsistency?