Sentence examples for corresponding discrepancies from inspiring English sources
Otherwise, it is the sub-convective region of the wavenumber frequency spectrum that is important, and differences between models here lead to corresponding discrepancies in radiated sound predictions.
In this paper, the variation of creep strain ratio and the impact of the primary creep strain are studied numerically and the corresponding discrepancies in stresses and life prediction of graphite components in HTRs are discussed.
However, the discrepancies in the VA in the flat sections of the manifold are more pronounced than the corresponding discrepancies in prices.
The corresponding discrepancies in the operating room environment were 0.6±0.3 mm (maximum 1.5 mm) and 0.4±0.2 mm (maximum 0.6 mm), respectively.
As in all previous ITP cohorts (Strong et al., 2008; Harrison et al., 2009; Miller et al., 2011), unknown site-specific differences lead to male control mice living longer at UM than at UT and TJL, without producing corresponding discrepancies among female controls.
Corresponding discrepancies obtained using Eq. (2) are 13.8 and −5.4%%, respectively.
The results of such analysis are displayed in Table 4, table rows being ordered in ascending importance of the corresponding discrepancy type.
While FE models attempt to exactly replicate the physics of their corresponding structures, discrepancies always exist between measured and model output responses.
Although on a global level, mRNA abundance correlates with the protein levels of the corresponding genes, discrepancies between mRNA and protein profiles have been noted for several genes in Streptomyces coelicolor [ 65].
We performed a manual review of discrepant calls and ultimately determined that nine high-quality SNV calls were true discrepancies, corresponding to eight NGS false positives and one NGS false negative (Table 1, see Supplementary Note 1 online).
(4) Value for can be set based on the measurements obtained from individual nodes (i.e., from a recorded trace) or can be set in absolute terms, for example, ms corresponding to synch discrepancies up to ms. .
