The phrase "and the discrepancy of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or inconsistencies between two or more items, data points, or situations.
Example: "The report highlighted the discrepancy of the financial figures compared to last year's data."
Alternatives: "and the difference in" or "and the variation of".
The deviance information criterion (DIC) is the difference between the estimated average discrepancy and the discrepancy of the point estimate and is a single number.
Despite CA-AKI being a well-known complication outside the ICU, the paucity and the discrepancy of data in the ICU justifies additional data.
Because of the variation in the machine specifications (e.g., the CPU and memory utilities) and the discrepancy of the evaluation time in the individuals, computers that run different subpopulations can take different amounts of time to complete the corresponding evolution.
Furthermore, significantly less augmentation of eNOS than that in Akt and the discrepancy of cell types involved in our study suggested the use of a single model may be limiting in terms of providing adequate generalizable information.
However, the low identity of the Mgib23 and α-KTx3.x toxins precursors (around 30%, E-value 5e-05) and the discrepancy of the number of cysteines (6 cysteines in α-KTx3.x toxins) support the idea of a new KTx subfamily.
In in vivo fluorescence imaging study in skin-removed mice, visually and quantitatively, the discrepancy of RFP signal between miR-124a-treated miR-124a-treated miR-124a-treated prominent and4 days.
How the league intends to spend this money and what such a windfall will do to the game and to the discrepancy of income among clubs is now a looming question, prey to anxious speculation.
Based on 300 writing samples graded by 14 raters, this research continues the comparison of the two scoring methods in two ways: examine rater reliability for each method and investigate the discrepancy of the scores assigned by them.
For the first time, the local mechanical response of AA5083 is compared between in situ testing and finite element simulations, and the discrepancies of lattice strain evolution between virgin and fire-exposed material are discussed.
For impeller 4, the change trends of the peak-to-peak values with flow rate are even, and the discrepancies of the different locations' trends become small.
The relationship between perceived trust in scientists and the discrepancies of risk perception does seem to suggest that scientists who feel trusted also tend to have positive views of risk perception.
