These differences, which occur early during reactions, could result in substantial cumulative discrepancies.
By 2014, this amounts to a difference of about $50 billion in the annual budget, and a cumulative five-year discrepancy of about $150 billion.
In the previous study, the authors identified that there is a decrease of accommodation and convergence, due to cumulative fatigue with discrepancy between accommodative and vergence stimuli from 3D displays [ 4].
Figure 2 shows the cumulative distribution of discrepancies across all SNPs.
With regard to the comparison of pyrethroid metabolite levels between two populations however, volume-weighted concentrations gave similar results to those obtained on the basis of cumulative amounts while discrepancies were observed between creatinine-adjusted concentrations and hourly excretion rates of some pyrethroid metabolites.
Only small discrepancies (maximum cumulative difference <10% at 63 μm) were found between the PSDs before and after vacuuming for all test soils.
Sax et al. (2006) also identified formaldehyde, p-DCB, acetaldehyde, chloroform, and benzene as the main contributors to CCR. p-DCB was responsible for the largest discrepancies in cumulative risk between and within TEACH and RIOPA.
This discrepancy had a cumulative effect for all other patients, as delays accumulated throughout the day.
There were explanations for all these discrepancies, but their cumulative effect was powerful, and it set up the most significant of the questions that Musaev had for the prosecution, dealing with the veracity of the cell-phone records.
As for large discrepancies between the cumulative ICU survival after 2,000 ICU-hours and ICU survival probability, we think they were conceived differently.
