Sentence examples for discrepancy and discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Dislocation (early or recurrent), revision (due to all causes), leg-length discrepancy (average leg-length discrepancy, and discrepancy within ideal range, which was defined as 0-2 cm), Harris hip score (HHS) improvement (proportion of the difference between post- and pre-operative HHS in the post-operative HHS) and deep infection.

Zhou et al. (2013) proposed a new type of discrepancy, mixture discrepancy (MD), and showed that MD may be a better uniformity measure than wrap-around L2-discrepancy and centered L2-discrepancy.

Original discrepancy values are shown in blue, discrepancy values after angle correction are presented in magenta, and discrepancy values of set ToF distance images Z T after discrepancy correction are shown in green.

"William Kentridge: Tapestries" clarifies this discrepancy, and even benefits from it.

They examined various ways of trying to eliminate the discrepancy and concluded that "the discrepancy between theory and experiment remains perhaps more glaring than before" (p. 278).

Carney et al. observed a 1.0% rate of major discrepancy and 5.4% rate of minor discrepancy on body CT scans between initial and final interpretation.

"You just look at the discrepancy and that's shocking". .

The deviance information criterion (DIC) is the difference between the estimated average discrepancy and the discrepancy of the point estimate and is a single number.

Further investigation is necessary to figure out the reasons for this regional discrepancy and therefore to reduce this discrepancy.

The mean discrepancy and individual signed discrepancy values (without the absolute value) are shown in Fig. 3 and Figures S4-S6 in Additional file 1.

The remainder of the global differences in the two estimates of PLHIV comes largely from Asia Pacific (1.7 million discrepancy) and Latin America (630 000 discrepancy).