Sentence examples for accumulated discrepancies from inspiring English sources
The Gregorian calendar was instituted in 1582 by the Catholic Church to correct these accumulated discrepancies.
One major goal in gene network reconstruction is to minimize the accumulated discrepancy between the gene expression data recorded in the data set (the desired values) and the values produced by the inferred model (the actual values).
Gradually accumulating discrepancies about its effect on cancer and obesity can be explained by the shortage of randomized clinical trials, differences between control groups (reference points), gender- and age-associated effects and pharmacogenetic factors.
Such discrepancies, which accumulated only slowly, were usually dismissed, so the fecund and sociable C57BL/6J did not stand out in any particularly unfavorable way at the beginning of the 21st century.
We propose that in intact cells the blockade of the dicarboxylate site of Atpenin-inhibited CII, possibly by oxaloacetate as reported or by the rapidly accumulated succinate, is the likely reason for this discrepancy.
A discrepancy was defined as a difference between the accumulated weekly data versus the monthly data.
The xSPECT second reads did show some discrepancy for non-significant findings, most likely related to accumulated reader experience with xSPECT/CT bone since the original reading.
This discrepancy had a cumulative effect for all other patients, as delays accumulated throughout the day.
Drivers are required to maintain their log books to current status, and if inspections reveal any sort of discrepancy, drivers may be put "out of service" until the driver has accumulated enough off-duty time to be back in compliance.
In L. casei, topological discrepancies between the MLST and pulse-field gel electrophoresis typing trees were observed, suggesting that intragenic point mutations have accumulated at a slower rate than indels and genome rearrangements [ 91].
