Sentence examples for ability discrepancy from inspiring English sources

To reveal the molecular basis for the fermentation ability discrepancy between glucose and xylose, the transcriptional difference in S. cerevisiae growing in either the glucose alone or the xylose alone medium has long been analyzed, both aerobically and anaerobically.

In order to determine if there was a larger reading achievement than verbal ability discrepancy, we calculated a 2 group (TD, RD ×2 test (average of the four standardized reading measures, Verbal IQ) ANOVA, and found a significant interaction between group and test (F 1, 22) = 9.683, p = .005).005

ability-achievement discrepancy.

By using individual ability-achievement discrepancy (AAD) as the main predictor, we rely on a distilled measure of prior knowledge, which is adjusted for intellectual abilities (Ziegler et al. 2012).

If certain aspects of a model are confidential (such as the toxicity values, or the algorithm employed), then the ability to determine discrepancies in the results would be reduced.

While highly achieving students are not considered at risk of failing to accomplish their academic potential, underachievers present a discrepancy between ability and performance (Dowdall and Colangelo, 1982; Whitmore, 1980).

Further investigation is needed to resolve this apparent discrepancy in ability to cross the BBB/BSCB.

The discrepancy between ability and performance can relate to differences in environmental factors [ 36].

The limited data on Campylobacter populations in poultry other than chickens restrict our ability to interpret this discrepancy.

Children with dyskinetic CP had large limitations in both gross motor function and manual ability, with no significant discrepancy between GMFCS and MACS levels.

However, fracture of the cement spacer occurred which might decrease ambulation ability and leg length discrepancy [ 10, 11, 13], and demand an additional surgery for exchange [ 9].