Itoinconsistencies

Itoinconsistencies are where there are no clear itoboundaries for the results of the experiments. The results are hit and miss. These different abnormal results can be any where within the expecontinuum. Itoinconsistencies can be in the form of expepoints, expelines, expeplanes, expevolumes, expemultivolumes, or expemulticomplexes.

When Itoinconsistencies are found there can be several different reasons, some of them are:

1. Poor experimental design

2. Inaccurate measurements do to faulty equipment

3. Inaccurate measurements do to human error or incompetence.

4. Naturally occurring inconsistencies.

5. Incorrect interpretations of the data.

6. Unknown and not understood extra controlling factors.

Itoboundaries are where there is a clear and distinct dividing line where on one side there is one result and on the other there is a different result from the grouping of experiments. Itoboundaries can be in the form of expepoints, expelines, expeplanes, expevolumes, expemultivolumes, or expemulticomplexes.

Itoanomalies are where the results are not rational in the sense that there does not appear to be a logical scientific explanation for the result or results of the experiment or experiments. Itoanomalies can be in the form of expepoints, expelines, expeplanes, expevolumes, expemultivolumes, or expemulticomplexes.

Itodiscontinuities are where the results are drastically different than expected at one or more expepoints in the expecontinuum . There can even be places where there are no results in the expecontinuum. Itodiscontinuities can be in the form of expepoints, expelines, expeplanes, expevolumes, expemultivolumes, or expemulticomplexes.