Sentence examples for discrepancies in the performance from inspiring English sources
We also noticed discrepancies in the performance results obtained in the simulator in comparison to what we observed in the real network.
This suggests that funnel plots overemphasise regional discrepancies in the performance of small-volume hospitals.
Owing to these discrepancies in the performance of different CRT-D generations, comparison among manufacturers might be influenced by the mix of models in analysis.
The observers also switched between the raters to detect any discrepancies in the performance of the tests and the interpretations of the results.
The discrepancies in the performance of these classifiers were attributed in part to varying data complexity among the conditions, as measured to some degree by Fisher's discriminant ratio statistic.
To date, there are several diagnostic assays for the detection of C. difficile, each of which reveals the advantages and disadvantages and discrepancies in the performance existing in the literature [ 6, 7].
In the recent paper by Bernardini et al. [1] the discrepancy in the performance of finite difference and spectral models for simulations of flows with a preferential direction of propagation was studied.
Imperfections of EHR data also account for the large discrepancy in the performance of the classification algorithm in derivation versus validation.
b) When the data were sampled and analysed, we identified a discrepancy in the performance of the Schober test, where Rater 1 had correctly been rounding up or down to the nearest half centimeter, while Rater 2 had only used whole centimeter measures.
This report demonstrates that non-drug resistant polymorphisms in the primer-binding site for the allele-specific PCR (ASPCR) assay impact primer binding resulting in significant discrepancies in the assay's performance.
We investigated possible discrepancies in the assessment of performance status among patients, nurses, and oncologists, and evaluated the prognostic importance of each assessment.
