Sentence examples for discrepancy improved from inspiring English sources

In the 18 patients with bilateral dysplasia, the discrepancy improved from a mean of 28.4 mm (0 60 mm) to 7.0 mm (0 15 mm).

In the eight patients with unilateral dysplasia, the leg length discrepancy improved from a mean of 47.0 mm (35 50 mm) prior to the surgery to 12.2 mm (0 20 mm) after the procedure.

The child recovered ankle range of motion and sensation distal to the injury site with the leg length discrepancy improving with time.

In the present study, after DO, vertical discrepancy had improved and the deviation of mandible was corrected to the normal midline position.

Applying Eq. (8) with either measured or calculated α to compensate for this discrepancy substantially improved the agreement for [11C]raclopride (5.4 ± 3.6% and 7.8 ± 7.6% difference respectively).

These discrepancies are improved remarkably by using the DM model.

In general, we found broadly similar patterns of discrepancy between societal burden (as measured by YLL) and governmental research funding in both the United States and the United Kingdom and evidence that these discrepancies generally improved in the United Kingdom from 2000 to 2010.

Although these discrepancies are improved by the use of standardised IHC tests (such as the HercepTest), it is generally recommended that (2+) HER2 immunostaining needs to be further validated by fluorescence in situ hybridisation (FISH) analysis (Ellis et al, 2000; Mass et al, 2000; Birner et al, 2001; Bartlett et al, 2003).

A clarification of this discrepancy would improve the reproducibility of the work.

Therefore, the primary adhesion of the implanted scaffold without further fixation devices may help to eliminate this discrepancy and improve results of fixation of the scaffold which are implanted arthroscopically.

Using a low-energy osteotomy in this technique, limb length discrepancy can be improved without compromising the quality and time for bony union.