To compare measurement discrepancies between the monitors in the laboratory versus free living we calculated discrepancy scores that did not use observed steps.
The Stunkard Scale enables us to calculate discrepancies between the desired and perceived current appearance, but it is important to note that perceived discrepancy could overestimate body dissatisfaction.
When calculating the discrepancy score, we excluded the 42 patients who were not asked at all about their opinion in medical decision making during their last hospitalisation.
Furthermore, studies differed in the methods of calculating that discrepancy (i.e., absolute or relative differences), and accompanying percentages of under- or overestimation by MRI were not universally reported.
When calculating the discrepancy between the observed and the predicted PD, the model may be used to screen the appropriateness of physician manpower in a nation, and provide warnings to prevent from the damage to healthcare in its early stage.
They explore the distribution of the impurity atoms by calculating the discrepancy factor (eq 41) around each unrelaxed impurity atom when placed on either the Li or Nb site and assume that the site with the lowest discrepancy factor is the likely site for the impurity as described in more detail in section 8.3.
Step t: At each iteration t, players report their information and the center calculates the discrepancy between the sum of MRSs and the MRT.
To further assess the quality of the estimated values we repeated the simulation of cyclic voltammograms with the estimated diffusion coefficients and calculated the discrepancy between simulated and experimental voltammetric signals (Table 7).
We also calculated signed discrepancy scores to assess how measurement in the laboratory setting compared with measurement in free living.
We also calculated NGS discrepancy rates with targeted comparison to Sanger sequencing for all sperm whale mitogenomes included in this study.
