The phrase "analysis discrepancies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or inconsistencies found during an analysis process, often in research or data evaluation contexts.
Example: "The report highlighted several analysis discrepancies that need to be addressed before final conclusions can be drawn."
Alternatives: "data inconsistencies" or "evaluation differences".
In spite of the efforts that have been made to 'harmonize' the variables and to adjust for studies in data analysis, discrepancies exist.
Even with such an analysis, discrepancies between what a participant says and believes may not correspond with reported behaviors.
Despite the efforts to "harmonize" variables and to adjust for the different studies in the data analysis, discrepancies exist.
Two of us (SLG & ST) independently reviewed the CHIS variables and selected those to be included in the RP analysis; discrepancies were resolved by discussion.
We performed complete audiological evaluation and measurement of heart rate for 10 minutes at rest (heart rate monitor Polar RS800CX) and performed ERPs analysis (discrepancy in frequency and duration).
The results from the thermodynamic analysis demonstrate discrepancies between the plant output evaluated from the measurements and that predicted from theory.
(He muses at one point, "Is all history the analysis of discrepancies?") He decides that a premature epitaph for Buchinger, written in verse and likely published as a broadside "both in Dublin and Edinburgh in 1722" (seventeen years before his actual death, in Ireland), was not, as has been claimed, the work of Jonathan Swift, though it may be a parody of it.
The results of the analysis show discrepancies in the resulting estimates for total tree carbon and for single tree compartments across the countries analyzed of up to 140 t carbon/ha.
The BPMH included drug name, dosage, frequency and route as well as an analysis of discrepancies between the medication used at home and prescribed at ICU admission [22].
RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: The aim of this study was to assess if graphical user interface screen-capture software applied to a magnetic resonance (MR) hardware console could nonintrusively allow the analysis of discrepancies between expected and experienced MR table time.
