Sentence examples for discrepancy in the range from inspiring English sources

Dies fabricated with the flexed dual-arch tray exhibited greater discrepancy, in the range of −47 to −67 μm relative to the preparations.

Based on these reports, we hypothesized that temporal discrepancy in the range of 200 500 ms between visual and tactile stimulations would be sufficient to attenuate RHI.

The difference between the lowest and highest mean blood loss, incidence of PPH and severe PPH, and the ratio of severe PPH to PPH within each regimen for managing the third stage of labour is greater than the discrepancy in these ranges across the regimens.

The discrepancy in this range could be due to several factors.

FDTD in comparison with EMA-TMM leads to the same result for short inter-pore distance, while there is a discrepancy in the VIS range for long inter-pore distance.

Overall, these discrepancies are in the range of observational uncertainty of column height.

The archaeological contexts from which these skeletal remains came are only broadly dated to between the 13th and 16th centuries, so there is a slight discrepancy in the date ranges of the mudéjar and Christian samples which cannot be resolved.

The agreement between the model predictions and the experimental data is good in the low current range while there is a discrepancy in the higher current range.

Limb length discrepancies may be in the range of 10 25 cm by maturity.

Differences in the intermediate range then led to discrepancies in the reported ranges for Fragile X premutations.

This is demonstrated in the discrepancy between the ranges demonstrated in AP diameter of the fibular head when compared to the position of the nerve in relation to the anterior border of the fibula head at its broadest point.