Moreover, it is also improbable that the differences observed were a consequence of discrepancies in nCPAP compliance because, based on subject self-report, this measure was similar between groups.
As an important consequence of the discrepancy between the actual death rate and life expectancy for the open age interval, the traditional approach of projecting the population in the open age interval (Preston et al. 2001) may lead to overestimates by dozens of percent of deaths in the open age interval.
This is probably a consequence of industry discrepancy.
As a consequence of this discrepancy, individuals included here were much more likely to have inherited the mutation from their mothers than from their fathers, where such information was available (54 affected mothers, 19 affected fathers, P = 1 × 10−4).
The immediate consequence of such discrepancies for the biofuel industry is that the direct extrapolation of knowledge, methods and treatments from one species to another is not necessarily valid.
The theoretical consequences of this discrepancy are far-reaching.
Ascites tolerance is the ability of a bird to limit the consequences of a discrepancy between oxygen uptake and oxygen requirement on reproduction, growth, and fitness.
Yet, borderline children experience educational problems directly related to the consequences of the discrepancy between their high intelligence and lower literacy levels.
Another consequence of this economic discrepancy between the players and everyone else, though, is the increasingly loud calls for reform.
The present study was aimed at replicating the emotional consequences of self-discrepancies in patients with chronic low back pain, and extending current knowledge of the behavioral consequences of self-discrepancies (ie, behavioral activity patterns such as avoidance and persistence).
