Sentence examples for because the discrepancies between from inspiring English sources
However, we do not recommend automatic flagging of differences using numerical tests, because the discrepancies between observed and imputed data do not necessarily signal a problem.
Because the discrepancies between the "LG" and "CAT" topologies are an indication that some relationships may be artifactual, we estimated the fit of these 2 models based on a cross-validation test (see Methods).
Because of the discrepancies between CAE and CAD, and because of the association of CAE with other dilating arterial and even venous vascular disease, we tend to regard CAE as a systemic vascular wall abnormality rather then a simple variation of atherosclerosis.
This is a rather fundamental point for applications because the discrepancy between these two theories can be very large in the case of short columns with thin skins.
Typical, because the discrepancy between British scholarly interest in Indian classical heritage (which included the rediscovery of temples and of texts like the Bhagavad Gita) and colonial indifference to developments in the arts – literature, painting, classical and modern music - in modern (by which I mean 19th- and 20th-century) India is symptomatic.
In routine density measurements of rocks, the sample weights are considered to be equivalent to their masses, because the discrepancy between weight and mass would result in less error on the computed density than the experimental errors introduced in the measurement of volume.
Because the discrepancy between the horizontal axis of the image and the Earth's horizontal axis is small in the range of horizontal 20 pixels, we can safely average data of the red channel in 20 pixels along the horizontal axis of the image.
Pedigree inbreeding might be a good estimate of true inbreeding under the infinitesimal model, because the discrepancy between pedigree and true inbreeding over all QTL decreases with the number of QTL [ 33].
Because the discrepancy between mitochondrial and nuclear data suggests a distinctive phylogenetic history for the DR population, we sequenced eight additional DR individuals with both mitochondrial (ATPase) and nuclear (BFib5) genes.
It is observed that the displacements predicted by FEM at individual positions and frequencies are not reliable, because both the discretized model and the discrepancies between the real and the modelled plate properties and boundary conditions shift the mode shapes and the eigenfrequencies.
