Sentence examples for attributed to discrepancies from inspiring English sources

Differences between predicted and actual leaching might then be attributed to discrepancies in the description of sorption processes, complexation to organic matter and/or kinetic effects in the leaching tests.

This was attributed to discrepancies in reported height among very young children.

The variation of cumulative incidence rates of transformation in ET are attributed to discrepancies in diagnosis, in particular, distinguishing between primary ET and prefibrotic MF.

Small variations between the simulated and the measured values could be attributed to discrepancies in the refractive indices used in the simulation and the actual value.

This could be indicative of more severe symptoms at presentation and could be attributed to discrepancies in access to hospital care [ 42].

Again, this variability in findings has largely been attributed to discrepancies in morphological diagnosis between ET and prefibrotic PMF related to modifications in the 2001 WHO classification of ET to prefibrotic MF.

The unique behavior was attributed to the discrepancies in the location of solvent molecules after solvent casting.

These differences in scholastic achievement may be attributed to other discrepancies such as the general higher socioeconomic standing of African Americans attending PWIs than those attending HBCUs.

The uncertainties in nine ET products may be primarily attributed to the discrepancies in the forcing datasets and model structural limitations.

The inconsistency between the cited studies and our present study may be attributed to the discrepancies in ethnicity, socio-demographic or personal characteristics, prevalence of CVD risk factors such as hypertension, obesity, hypertriglyceridemia, and lifestyle differences.

Inefficient mitigation of excessive heat is attributed to the discrepancy between the scope of climate research and conventional planning practice.