Sentence examples for a poor correspondence between from inspiring English sources

These exclusion rates are consistent with a poor correspondence between split sample quality control specimens for about 10% of samples, especially at low sex hormone concentrations.

The main conclusion of this section is that there is a poor correspondence between λ2 and λ ′ 2 when the birth rate (i.e., incidence of infection) is not strictly proportional to the population size (i.e., the prevalence of infection).

The above observations suggest that an important source of poor correspondence between fluctuations from computational predictions (from CABS-flex or MD) and NMR ensembles is the underestimation of fluctuations in NMR ensembles.

(BMA) A different set of leaflets (arc, Patient UK and AC) made a related point about the poor correspondence between the degree of pathology seen on an X-ray and the severity of symptoms.

This is consistent with results from the same group investigating PDZ domain binding using a similar protein microarray method which concluded that the technique resulted in a false positive rate of approximately 50%, and poor correspondence between array-estimated and solution-binding measured equilibrium-dissociation values [ 60- 62].

Indeed a study on a sample similar to that of the Iraq war study [ 24] found poor correspondence between the questionnaire responses and the reports of the medical officers of the same patients.

Although we saw poor correspondence between p300 and regulatory elements in Gm12878, p300 could be a better marker in other cell lines [ 40].

Many critics have drawn attention to the rather poor correspondence between the Köppen zones and the observed vegetation distribution in many areas of the world.

Given the poor correspondence between SRS and ORS found in our test and the difficulty of distinguishing boredom from sleepiness, using consensus amongst observers might be a dangerous way of determining the "truth".

Pain in knee osteoarthritis (OA) has historically been attributed to peripheral pathophysiology; however, the poor correspondence between objective measures of disease severity and clinical symptoms suggests that non-local factors, such as altered central processing of painful stimuli, also contribute to clinical pain in knee OA.

There thus was poor correspondence between the exact words of chief complaints recorded by physician and computer histories.