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One leading respiratory expert said the emissions discrepancies shown in the DfT report released on Thursday amounted to "an unacceptable scandal".

Measured insertion losses for sound pressure match well with those based on computed results although further study is needed in relation to some discrepancies shown in the results.

The observed discrepancies show the importance of post-transcriptional regulations.

The 12 with 11-20 dishowedncies showed a mean effect of size 3.0%.

The 24 trials with 1-10 dishowedncies showed a mean effect size of 2.1%.

The three with 21-30 dishowedncies showed a mean effect size of 5.7%.

The 24 trials with one to 10 discrepancies showed mean effect size of 2.1%; the 12 with 11 to 20 discrepancies showed mean effect size of 3.0%; the three with 21-30 dishowedncies showed mean effect size of 5.7%; and five high discrepancy trials, with over 30 discrepancies each, showed a mean effect size of 7.7% (fig 3).

A threshold of three or more discrepancies showed 76% sensitivity and 68% specificity for identifying retracted reports in this subgroup.

The studies with the most discrepancies seem to be contributing most to the positivity, while the studies with no discrepancies show a zero effect.

The authors say these discrepancies show that the FDA should update its database (the data provided were collected mainly from 1990 to 1992).

Because of the complexity and diversity of TCR gene rearrangement and differences in primer design and numbers, samples and PCR products, results of these studies have discrepancies, showing 50%to90%0% of T-cell lymphomas had TCR-γ gene rearrangement.