Sentence examples for discrepancy approach from inspiring English sources

In the case of experimental data, for each mouse, we applied a discrepancy approach: we chose as optimal value of the regularization parameter the value for which the discrepancy between the experimental data and the data predicted by the regularized solution coincided with the uncertainty on the measurement [20].

However, the latter depend on all the methods one might use to find variation, so it cannot be settled on the basis of the length-discrepancy approach alone.

(2010) proposed a variant of the climbing discrepancy search approach (C.D.S) for solving the FJSP, where they presented various neighborhood structures related to assignment and sequencing problems.

However, this justification does not explain the discrepancy in approach between the monotherapy and combination analyses.

Such conversation and concomitant systematic assessment of the results, would advance collective capacity to identify a set of best practices which could then be systematically utilized and empirically/experimentally tested (in cases where significant discrepancy in approach is revealed).

This, however, is admittedly an unresolved issue concerning the fundamental discrepancy in approaches between qualitative and quantitative research.

Although the discrepancies in approach and definition provoke continued reappraisal, crucial to scholarly and policy discussion, a clear definition will help better inform funding allocations by GHIs.

The authors point out that while guidelines are supposed to provide broad normative directives, there are discrepancies in approaches to benefits across these guidelines with "obvious potential to result in differing practical interpretations of the ethical conduct of global health research" ([ 2] p6).

To resolve this discrepancy, a novel approach is needed.

It is important to note that there is some discrepancy between the approach of theoretical models to merger analysis and the practice of competition authorities.

This discrepancy in the approach to evaluating systems models vs. standard PKPD models has caused some confusion within the systems pharmacology and pharmacometrics community, an example of which we encountered during the review process of our manuscript published recently in this journal.