Sentence examples for discrepancies which are from inspiring English sources
The discrepancies which are noted, particularly during June solstice season are attributed to processes most likely within the thermosphere and from meteorological influences during quiet magnetic conditions.
An extensive review of previous numerical and experimental studies on the wake of flat plates highlights important discrepancies, which are reconciled by the present detailed sensitivity study of domain, boundary conditions and turbulence modeling specifications.
The quasi-random Monte Carlo sampling implemented via the Hammersley method provides low discrepancies which are ascribed to an algorithm that enhances uniformity and spread over the design space.
We believe that the steric constraints resulting from crystal packing may be responsible in part for these discrepancies which are discussed in greater detail in this section.
Notwithstanding, this information cannot fully account for the discussed (in vivo - in vitro) TP53 discrepancies, which are crucial for estimating the dominant-negative effect of TP53 mutations.
Discrepancies, which are the most important with that antibiotic, are related to the combination of piperacillin and tazobactam at various concentrations depending the method used.
Quasi-Monte Carlo methods are known to converge faster (Caflisch 1998) and provide low discrepancies, which is attributed to the improved uniformity.
Moreover, Boyne et al. addressed the issue of random inter-sensor time discrepancies, which were quantitatively similar to physiological time delays, when comparing measurements of two subcutaneous sensors in the same individual [32].
The 48 discrepancies in the primary outcome are identified in Figure 1, however the remaining 16 discrepancies which were not in primary outcomes are not shown in this figure.
The validator again identified inter-coder discrepancies, which were resolved by consensus.
Any discrepancies, which were only minor and non-substantial, were resolved by discussion between the two reviewers.
