Sentence examples for discrepancies in determining from inspiring English sources

We suggest that our measured phonon energy corresponds to the SiO2 surface phonon energy ℏ Ω = 55 meV [29 31], although we note that values measured in other ribbon devices of different geometries vary widely (from ≈22 meV to ≈120 meV), possibly due to discrepancies in determining the relevant device geometry, the corresponding capacitance, and the position of the charge neutrality point.

However, there have been discrepancies in determining the optimal value of the AR beyond which aneurysms are deemed to have a high risk of rupture.

The design of the studies, factors such as sample size, education, place, study subjects and other factors might be reasons for the discrepancies in determining the risk factors associated to MDR-TB.

For dCTP and dATP, there is small discrepancy in determined values: KddCTP is somewhat larger than those previously published, whereas KddATP is smaller.

We attribute this discrepancy to differences in determining the GPD threshold μ.

Quantitative analysis of facial morphology is of vital importance in determining facial discrepancies in individuals with craniofacial deformities (Kevin and Oleh, 1996).

The discrepancy may be owing to difficulty in determining the distal limit of the PDC deposits.

Finally, our results cast light on possible reasons for the discrepancies among existing estimates of the role of bank capital in determining business credit.

Both methods have been very useful in determining B-Pb levels but there are discrepancies when both methods are applied.

In this review, we address this discrepancy through recent findings that not all calcifications are equivalent in determining plaque stability.

Notably, the sizes of the UTR from EST data were always smaller and the lack of correlation (R = 0.02) with UTR sizes predicted from Northern blots suggests there is unlikely to be a systematic basis to the discrepancy in size determined from the two techniques employed.