Sentence examples for between the data reported from inspiring English sources

It is the wide difference between the data reported by outside researchers and the early reports put out by St . Judethat has led some experts, like Dr. Ellenbogen in Richmond, to question why St . Judedid not root out the problem's scope.

Interpretation of these data is confounded by the fact that there is generally little overlap between the data reported by different groups, using different analytical platforms, different sample cohorts, and different analytical pipelines.

The investigation identified a discrepancy between the data reported in the article and the original collected data.

The avoidance of concurrent administration of other nephrotoxic drugs, different dosing regimes, as well as the more meticulous management of fluid and electrolyte abnormalities and use of more advanced critical care services, may be some of the reasons for the discrepancy between the data reported in the early and recent literature.

These data offer support for our finding of a shift in emphasis between the data reported in the results section of the DFSS and the generalized conclusion offered in the study's discussion that this result may lend support to the CE debate.

Standardised results were prepared for comparison between studies, using either the data reported in the original studies or raw data attained by contacting the corresponding author of the included studies.

In some cases, further damages were considered before 2000 bAverage area affected by fires between 2000 2012, mainly based on the data reported by National Inventory Reports*.

The apparent discrepancy between the present observations and the data reported previously by De Carvalho et al. was further analyzed (Fig.  6).

The data from all districts were combined, given that there were no major differences between regions in respect of the data reported on this study.

First, the differences between the surveillance data and the data reported in the literature gathered by Matthews et al. (19 ) (and in our update in the online Technical Appendix) in terms of foodborne proportion suggests the possibility of publication bias in favor of foodborne outbreaks.

Automatic Data Processing of Roseland, N.J., the provider of payroll and other human resources services, said 44percentt of the 2.6 million background checks it conducted last year contained discrepancies between information the applicants provided and the data reported by their former employers.