Sentence examples for discrepancy in estimates from inspiring English sources

The subsidies come in many different forms, which helps to explain the massive discrepancy in estimates - the IEA focuses on subsidies that have a direct impact on the consumer, whereas the IMF includes those aimed at producers, such as tax relief and the cost of carbon.

We find that observers reach a significantly higher degree of concordance than expected by chance, and that the degree of concordance as well as the direction of the discrepancy in estimates differs based on the ethnicity of the observer, but not on the observers' age or sex.

There was an enormous discrepancy in estimates between the earlier studies and this one (by an order of magnitude).

The discrepancy in estimates is likely due to gene-specific estimates, number of genes, germplasm used and the regions of the genes being sampled (coding vs. non coding).

The discrepancy in estimates of gestational age was calculated as the difference between the two estimates (U/S GA – LMP GA).

The discrepancy in estimates derived from different methods could also be due to bias in the retrospective cohort estimate if, for example, recently infected individuals were systematically excluded from that analysis because they did not report a previous HIV test.

Values in this table measure the mean discrepancy in estimated effects and prediction MSE.

Interestingly, sequence positions with a large discrepancy in estimated MAF were often shared between pools.

Discrepancy in estimating adherence level among studies may be due to using different definitions and measures of adherence.

The discrepancy in estimated error rates is due in part to systematic differences between the interactions observed in the two screens.

The reason for the consistency in estimating the choice between screening tests and the discrepancy in estimating the choice between participation and "out-put" might be due to the model's ability to adjust the within-participant (cluster) correlation.