Sentence examples for By discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Cupric oxide (CuO) is one of the most promising and low-cost materials for solar cell application, but its power conversion efficiency is limited by discrepancy between short carrier diffusion length and optical absorption length, low charge collection efficiency, and high recombination rate.

We consider that the differences arose by discrepancy of the definition of asthma.

Upon the feature extraction concept, iBFE employs Pearson and Spearman correlation coefficients as the atomic operations to subvert the difficulties posed by discrepancy of scales, noise and embedded patient relationships.

The top level should be regularly connected to what is actually happening at frontline [ 15]. Warren et al. [ 16] suggest removing institutional barriers to the flow of knowledge in an organization characterized by discrepancy.

Secondary data mining and outcome research in these source populations based on a pre-specified hypothesis and statistical matching techniques addressing randomization are valuable sources of evidence beyond randomized controlled trials that are costly and sometimes hampered by discrepancy between real world and highly selected study populations.

Dyson claims the disadvantage was driven home by discrepancies in the bureaucratic process of applying for patents.

But they are blurred by discrepancies of tuning: standard temperament is set against natural harmonics, so that each chord bleeds around the edges.

But investigators said they have been troubled by discrepancies in his account, and Mrs. Durst's family has cast suspicion on him.

Fascinated by discrepancies between the piano and orchestral scores of Mahler's Des Knaben Wunderhorn, he went on to fund and prepare a critical edition of the work for the Mahler Gesellschaft in Vienna.

Such conflicts are often reflected by discrepancies in attribute values of the same data object.

This may be explained by discrepancies and limitations in study population and study design.