Sentence examples for day discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Severens et al postulated that a 64% agreement between self-reported and register gathered absence days results, if a 3 day discrepancy in absence days is regarded as acceptable.

Summary statistics of the evaluation indicated a satisfactory description of crop growth (EF > 0.50) and development (±1 day discrepancy).

B. Same as A but allowing a ±7 day discrepancy match.

E. Same as D but allowing a ±7 day discrepancy match.

F. Same as D but allowing a ±30 day discrepancy match.

C. Same as A but allowing a ±30 day discrepancy match.

Earlier calculations of completeness for locomotor complex cases assuming an exact match on date were compared with ±7 day and ±30 day discrepancies calculated in this study.

Juncker later said the deadline for a Greek proposal was Friday morning, while an official statement said it was Thursday — discrepancies that reflected the confused and fluid nature of the situation.

(It is of course a bad sign that people here need more than one app to keep up with all this).But on a day like Saturday, the discrepancy between official readings and independent ones hardly seemed to matter; you didn't need a weatherman to know which way the ill wind blew.

Length of stay was afforded ±1 day of discrepancy as a result of whether the data collector identified the day of admission as day 0 or 1. Intraclass correlation calculations (ICC) (two-way random for absolute agreement) were also determined for continuous data variables [ 12, 14].

Peskov said on Monday that the discrepancy was because he had received an inheritance payment after his father died.