Sentence examples for absolute discrepancies from inspiring English sources

The left histogram omits (absolute) discrepancies smaller than 100,000 migrants.

The average absolute discrepancies for ΔG041 and for the melting temperatures of MB secondary structures were 0.30±0.26 kcal/mol and 2.15±1.5 °C, respectively.

The relative and absolute discrepancies in mass predictions between volumetric models and scaling equations also indicate a need to systematically compare predictions across a wide size and taxonomic range to better inform studies of dinosaur body size.

Criterion 2 yields the absolute discrepancy between the 95 percentile values of the ground-truth and estimated disparities.

The maximum absolute discrepancy in TEC compared with the past 27-day average value was 78 TECU, and the minimum percentage deviations reached −71% at Fuzhou (26.1°N, 119.3°E).

The absolute discrepancy for each monitor was determined as the median absolute value of ((steps detected – observed steps)/observed steps) ×100%.

This shows an absolute discrepancy of 22.

The absolute discrepancy in scores will then subsequently be analysed against patient HADS scores.

The mean absolute discrepancy between the two versions was not statistically different significant from zero (0.079 ± 0.953; p = 0.241).

Mean absolute discrepancy (MAD, kg ± SD) is based on monthly observations from NCHS-R and WHO weight-for-age reference curves (5 10y).

Mothers with and without a history of depression exhibited a similar degree of absolute discrepancy from their children, indicating that the direction of discrepancy (over versus under) is the central distinction.