Sentence examples for define discrepancies from inspiring English sources

We define discrepancies between protocol and primary publication as additions, omissions or changes in prespecified discrepancy-items.

Here we modify the original method of, which looks at discrepancy only in respect to P, and instead define discrepancy as the minimum of the individual discrepancy scores found from P and P′, to remove any bias towards row or column nodes.

The objective function defines discrepancy between theoretically calculated and experimentally measured dispersion characteristics of guided waves generated in the laminate anisotropic plate by piezoelectric wafer active sensors.

Define the discrepancies between the actually formed images {q(p)} and the true original image b as the l2 squired norms, J p (b) = ||q(p)- Φ(p b||2; p = 1,...,P.

Consequently, RSI risks are not fully defined, with discrepancies persisting among published studies.

Transcription errors were defined as discrepancies between values entered in the paper form and values on the corresponding e-forms.

The "RDP-II Classifier" (RC) method was used to obtain additional 16S rRNA taxonomic assignments for the sequences defined as discrepancies between M1 and M2.

Response shifts in self-appraised QOL were defined as discrepancies from some expected value that could be explained by direct measures of change in priorities associated with QOL (that is, change in personal goals).

Our intent was to define commonalities and discrepancies in the learning curves of these procedures, and thereby identify overarching themes that may inform future surgical performance improvement efforts.

Define the relative discrepancies (4) (5) and (6) The metric gives the expected value of α xy under association and gives the expectation of under the assumption of independence.

The architectural drift problem defines the discrepancy between the architecture description and the resulting implementation.