| In Kenya, the fluctuation and inconsistence in the level and frequency of rain, soaring food prices, flooding and drought is wearing people down. |
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| In the light of this evidence, motor memory may be viewed as a phenomenon of persistence, while forgetting is a case of inconsistence. |
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| And the inconsistence is not just an insignificant approximation error, neither finds its cause in cutting-off higher orders of a serial expansion. |
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| It is about a little solid and temporary relation reality that shows its inconsistence when there are discrepancies between the members or the situation towards the leader changes. |
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| Over the last decade, however, there were inconsistence reports regarding the efficiency of butyrate on animal growth performance. |
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| Also the state must amend existing legislation to conform to the international law in case of any inconsistence with the national legislation. |
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| It alerts the user to any case of inconsistence. |
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| The real analysis of such a case can lead to solutions apparently inconsistent, but, which can be justified by the inconsistence of national rights. |
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| The Analects abstains from inconsistence between words and acts, which gives the impression that the communicator cannot practice the values beheld. |
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