Central composite discrepancy (CCD) has been proposed to measure the uniformity of a design over irregular experimental region.
Addiction is characterized by a central paradox: the discrepancy between drug users' expressed intentions (to abstain from drug use), and their behavior, which is characterized by repeated relapses and continued drug use (Heather, 1998; McCusker, 2001).
Bland-Altman plots also illustrated satisfactory test-retest agreement of the PAID-C, with limits of the agreement (central 95% of discrepancies) ranging from −12.57 to 6.79.
The discrepancy in central fatigue development between muscle groups has been observed following running and cycling and suggests that the maximal VA is more easily attained and maintained in the PF, 47 49 likely due to muscle fibre composition.
The exception, he said, was the province of Mashonaland Central, where there were discrepancies.
Such discrepancies were central to early critiques of the commission, the most famous of which, Mark Lane's "Rush to Judgment" (which took on both the second gunman and the Ruby questions) and Sylvia Meagher's "Accessories After the Fact" (which argued for a conspiracy involving anti-Castro Cubans), were instrumental in establishing conspiracy theory as mainstream pursuit.
Nonetheless, since proteome/transcriptome discrepancies are central, it will be prudent to analyze their data with different statistical models, and report on the overlap.
Although the recruitment protocol and pathological classification is same, the absence of central pathology review and discrepancies between different pathologists also might influence our results.
Following discussions between the translator, the Local Project Manager, and Mapi Research Institute's Central Project Manager, translation discrepancies were corrected in the French version to generate a version of the MSQOL-54 ready for testing by MS patients.
Discrepancies between central policy directives and local policy implementation have been observed for several health policies in China, such as disease control policies [ 73] and health care price setting [ 74].
Discrepancies between central and peripheral blood pressures have been described in a number of clinical circumstances such as after cardiopulmonary bypass [ 8], during deep hypothermic circulatory arrest [ 9], during cardiopulmonary resuscitation [ 10], in patients with septic shock treated with high-dose vasoconstrictors [ 11], and in patients during reperfusion after liver transplant [ 12].
