Sentence examples for consistent discrepancy from inspiring English sources

This consistent discrepancy is not large typically only a fraction of a percent but it is significant.

The slight but consistent discrepancy between the LSF and linear LIF measurements at local equivalence ratios above 1.6 may be attributed to a change in the collisional branching ratio from lean to rich stoichiometries and/or the need for further work on the electronic quenching cross-sections required for quantitative NO measurements under fuel-rich conditions.

Third, the initial results of the exit poll interviews have had frequent problems with non-response bias, a consistent discrepancy favoring the Democrats that has appeared to some degree in every presidential election since 1988.

Second, the networks almost never "call" truly competitive races on exit poll results alone...Third, the initial results of the exit poll interviews have had [past] problems with non-response bias, a consistent discrepancy favoring the Democrats...[Exit pollsters now] hold back the data from their news media clients in a sealed quarantine room on Election Day until 5 p.m. Eastern time.

One consistent discrepancy was observed in the mapping results between the two zebrafish strains analyzed (Tu and AB).

This is partly because analyses have been confused by a consistent discrepancy between ERβ expression at mRNA and protein levels [ 1].

Consistent discrepancies of ORs with CIs between sexes, for a given indirect or direct association, indicate moderation by sex.

The results demonstrate the influence of the thermal environment on overall comfort and reveal consistent discrepancies, up to 2.1 °C, between preferred and experienced thermal conditions.

Supervised cluster input and cerebellar GM input produced BPND estimates in good agreement with one another in approximately half of the glioma patients, but showed consistent discrepancies, albeit correlated BPND, in the other half.

These areas of greatest uncertainty highlight the need for additional field and remote sensing research to identify the causes of consistent spatial discrepancies among satellite-based estimates of forest area change.

Because all component maps used to generate the composite map were internally consistent, these discrepancies were unlikely to be due to errors in the genetic map and suggested a sequence mis-assembly in the scaffolds in question.