Sentence examples for discrepancy greater from inspiring English sources

Leg lengths were within 2 cm in seven of the eight cases, and one patient had a discrepancy greater than 2 cm.

Anwar and Sugan [15] reported a leg length discrepancy greater than 2 cm in 22 patients (total number 34) after THR following DDH.

The simulated p-value was calculated from the proportion of simulations with a discrepancy greater that that observed in the data.

6 According to the EPA, of 69 substances it could evaluate to see how modeled predictions matched with monitored concentrations, less than one-tenth came within 10%, and about 45% had a discrepancy greater than 30%.

Within individuals the disagreement between conventional longitudinal change and patient perceived change was substantial with 83.2% of individuals reporting a discrepancy great enough to be considered clinically meaningful (Table 3).

And the 12%% subjects showed remarkable vertical EAM discrepancies greater than 3 mm (18 % in group I, 8 % in group II-A, and 12 % in group II-B).

Discrepancies greater than 1 m were observed between the three 2004 dives, and water depth during dive 41 gradually increased with time (especially from 14 00 to 16:00) at the same location.

Finally, the stability charts analysis method (SCAM) was verified against the numerical solutions; the results showed that 70.63% of the data had discrepancies of less than ± 10%, and the data with discrepancies greater than ± 10% were associated with high values of geological strength index (GSI) and horizontal seismic acceleration coefficient (Kh).

In the poorest countries the discrepancy is greater still (see chart 2).

In 30percentt of the cases in which creditors' claims were higher, the discrepancy was greater than 5percentt of the homeowners' figure.

The discrepancy between greater frequency of obesity and lower prevalence of OSA in women has not been explained and suggests a different pathogenetic mechanism underlying this condition.