Sentence examples for discrepancies into from inspiring English sources

Since these first-time voters clearly favour Obama, Republicans are seeking to purge as many as possible from the voting rolls by turning what are clearly innocent discrepancies into trumped-up evidence of voter fraud.

Louhichi et al. (2015) performed realistic part tolerancing taking CAD part geometrical discrepancies into consideration.

The reconciliation of results from different studies using different estimation procedures depends on finding out and taking potential methodological discrepancies into account before comparing the data (see e.g. [3], [8]).

No study took the effect of family environment on the discrepancies into account.

However, when survey data are linked to surveillance data, survey data are used to interpret surveillance data or survey data are used to make statements on the MSM population it may be advisable to take survey surveillance discrepancies into account.

We propose two novel directions for improving clinical utility of soluble adhesion molecules: the combined simultaneous analysis of levels of adhesion molecules and their sheddases; and taking age-related discrepancies into account.

Those numbers are all better than his career statistics, which include a 60.1 completion percentage and an 87.4 rating over 49 appearances and 39 starts, so teams will have to take that discrepancy into account.

This paper proposes a new robust CEDO model for Bayesian calibration with field response and incorporates various sources of model uncertainty such as surrogate model uncertainty, numerical discretization error, and model discrepancy, into CEDO.

If they rolled that discrepancy into an IRA for 25 years, New York's women would each have an extra $750,000 saved for retirement, according to a Bankrate calculator.

Researchers in VQA that intend to use ML to support their prediction systems should keep this discrepancy into account, and research is needed to develop ML methods whose risk function takes into account prediction consistency and monotonicity, besides value accuracy.

The emergency physician was directed to enter the discrepancy into the study (by recording the EP name, date and patient identifiers in a study binder) if they felt that the misread was clinically significant.