Sentence examples for discrepancy in estimates between from inspiring English sources
There was an enormous discrepancy in estimates between the earlier studies and this one (by an order of magnitude).
Table 3 presents the adjusted results of linear regression models used to assess the association between the discrepancy in estimates of gestational age at 17 weeks' gestation and motor and mental function at 13 months, as well as the cognitive functioning at five years of age.
Linear regression models were used to assess the association between the discrepancy in estimates of gestational age at 17 weeks' gestation and (1) Bayley's Mental and Motor Scale Development Indexes at 13 months of age and (2) Full Scale, Performance, and Verbal Score IQs at five years of age.
The discrepancy in estimates of gestational age was calculated as the difference between the two estimates (U/S GA – LMP GA).
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.
The reasons for the discrepancy in prevalence estimates between the Oklahoma City and Billings Areas are not clear.
However, these small discrepancies between estimates obtained under different substitution models are almost negligible as compared with the large differences in estimates between the auto-correlated and uncorrelated models of rate change.
Interestingly, sequence positions with a large discrepancy in estimated MAF were often shared between pools.
In addition to true differences between populations, discrepancies in prevalence estimates between studies arise due to use of different diagnostic methods.
The discrepancy in estimated error rates is due in part to systematic differences between the interactions observed in the two screens.
While the relationship between these discrepancies in estimates and short-term adverse perinatal outcomes has been examined extensively, there is scant evidence about long-term effects, such as for child neurodevelopment.
