Sentence examples for discrepancy in the definition from inspiring English sources

We have addressed a discrepancy in the definition of acetabular volume.

42 This discrepancy in the definition of periodontal disease is also present in the trials of treatment of periodontal disease during pregnancy.

Some discrepancy in the definition of physical activity has been reported and a standardized approach to the inclusion of housework and child care as physical activity would benefit research.

There are large discrepancies in the definition and tested values of efficiency in the literature.

We conducted sensitivity analyses for women with and without discrepancies in the definition for start of labour in primary care.

The reason of such inconsistency is unclear although discrepancies in the definition, detection and reporting of serious AF may play a role.

Since the T-wave is not separate from the QRS in rodent ECGs [ 28, 34], there have been discrepancies in the definition of the QT interval and reported values [ 4].

First, discrepancies in the definitions of CVD deaths either between or within studies (e.g., changes in International Classification of Diseases codes from the ninth to the tenth revision) are a potential source of heterogeneity and misclassification.

The reason for the discrepancy in the soil definition in both models can be attributed to the continuum nature of the soil in Abaqus/Cae.

Thus, the discrepancy probably lies in the definition of "unaffected".

I reframe this dilemma as a discrepancy in the couple's definition of what 'sex' means.