Sentence examples for analyzing discrepancies from inspiring English sources

Another approach to improving quality of care is to reduce missed diagnoses by analyzing discrepancies between pre-mortem and post-mortem diagnoses.

Start analyzing discrepancies between what your spouse/significant other said and what your friends say.

Implementation of Graphic User Interface Screen Capture Solution for Workflow Assessment of Abdominal MR Examinations Valuable Tool to Analyze Discrepancies in Expected and Experienced MR Table Time.

PASS uses a PST7 to analyze discrepancies near the 7 nt long flanking region adjacent to the seeds.

To address this issue, GASSST analyzes discrepancies in a region of any length thanks to the reuse of a small PST4 table.

Finally, when analyzing the discrepancies between the CBM results and the GHGIs, it should be noted that the frequent update cycle and recalculations of GHGIs can only be reflected in the model results if national statistics on harvest and disturbance rates are readily available for the model analyses.

While they are analyzing the discrepancies in the "rate of change" when it is estimated using short or long-term calibration points, our concern is precisely the process inside the rate of change, i.e., the factors responsible for the differences between the mutation and substitution rates.

To evaluate the thermal comfort, we have analyzed these discrepancies and we have performed a survey in 4 major Belgian hospitals.

The purpose of this study was (1) to describe errors in the interpretation of high-resolution ultrasonography (HR-US) images of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and analyze the discrepancies between HR-US imaging and diagnostic magnetic resonance imaging findings, and (2) to measure interobserver and intraobserver variations with respect to reporting HR-US images of the TMJ.

In the third subsection, we show the results of the comparison and analyze the discrepancies.

The hourly indoor air temperature measurements were used to analyze the discrepancies between simulated and actual building energy performance.