Sentence examples for discrepancy of about from inspiring English sources

The simulation results showed good agreement with the experimental data with the maximum discrepancy of about 5.4%.

By 2014, this amounts to a difference of about $50 billion in the annual budget, and a cumulative five-year discrepancy of about $150 billion.

Failure to consider these uncharted glaciers may be an important cause of difficulties in closing the GMSLR budget during the twentieth century: their contribution is on average between 0.17 and 0.53 millimetres of SLE per year, compared to a budget discrepancy of about 0.5 millimetres of GMSLR per year between 1901 and 1990.

Regarding verification using thermoluminescence dosimeters (TLDs), all the calculated data matched with the measured data are within 5%, with an average discrepancy of about 2 to 3%.

In particular, we can notice an important effect on glass transition temperature at low molecular weight with a discrepancy of about 20°C between the silane and methacrylic extremities.

A persistent discrepancy of about 0.9 K was evident for the entire height range.

Allowing for exposures early in life does not therefore explain the discrepancy between the relative risk of about 1.5 calculated from epidemiological studies of lung cancer and the low levels of exposure indicated by cotinine measurements in those passively exposed.

The analytical and simulation results are consistent; although there is a discrepancy between the simulation and analysis of about 22% when N s = 100, the difference is negligible.

However, these two research groups did not use the same methods (ultrafiltration versus fluorescence), which could explain the discrepancy of observed results about concomitant binding of palmitic acid and retinol.

The stroke and operating frequency are predicted with less than 2% error whereas the output power discrepancy is of about 30%.

A positive Trendelenburg test and a limb length discrepancy (LLD) of about 2 cm were characteristic of the unilateral cases.