Sentence examples for discrepancy between sections from inspiring English sources
If there is a large discrepancy between sections the grades will be normalized to take this into account (if you want to understand exactly how this will be done ask me or you your TA).
To compensate for potential discrepancy between gel sections due to manual handling on gel excision and in-gel digestion, the relative MSI of a protein was adjusted according to the relative intensity of the corresponding gel section (determined with Thermo Scientific Pierce myImage Analysis Software).
As one would expect, discrepancy between frozen section and definitive pathology examination was strongly related to minimal lymph node involvement.
Thus, neither methodological issues (fixation and staining protocols) nor the selection of the study cohort explain the discrepancy between whole tissue sections and TMAs.
In this prospective cohort of breast cancer patients, discrepancy between "negative" frozen section analysis and the definitive pathology examination of SLNs was common, occurring in 17% of all patients and in almost half of the patients with lymph node metastases.
This finding was used to foster further discussions to identify strategies that could be used to minimize the large discrepancies in student learning that was occurring between sections.
Discrepancies between these two sections are known in literature.
Interestingly, the discrepancies between whole tissue sections and TMAs were mainly related to sampling errors (Table 3).
Changing the cut-off value to above or below 10% positivity influences the risk of a sampling error, i.e. it may also alter the discrepancies between whole tissue sections obtained from a GC resection specimen and tumor biopsies.
Generally, a discrepancy between the findings from frozen and paraffin sections may occur due to differences in the quality of the sections.
As shown in Section 5, the discrepancy between and does affect the estimation accuracy and the optimum value of may be determined via simulation.
