Sentence examples for discrepancy of data from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the discrepancy of data between level of mRNA and protein expression in the same tissue has been reported[ 11].

Despite CA-AKI being a well-known complication outside the ICU, the paucity and the discrepancy of data in the ICU justifies additional data.

In all cases in which there was a discrepancy of data, the issue was discussed and resolved among the authors, adhering to the wording of the original reports as closely as possible.

Fisherian p-values are simply calculated as the quantile of the discrepancy function calculated on the observed data in the probability distribution of discrepancy functions of data and parameters randomly generated according to some given probabilistic scheme associated to the fitted statistical model.

It was reported that there was discrepancy of the data on the forest area before and after 2000, since the data after 2000 lacks ground truth surveys and deviates significantly from earlier figures [23].

It was reported that there was discrepancy of the data on the forest area before and after 2000, since the data after 2000 lacks ground truth surveys and deviates significantly from earlier figures [ 23].

This study tries to clarify the discrepancy of published data in the literature and their reliability.

One common approach to anomaly detection makes use of unsupervised learning: we learn a baseline model of the phenomenon of interest, and then measure the discrepancy of subsequent data from the baseline.

Zhang [23] develop a kernel mean matching (KMM) method to minimize the discrepancy of the data chunks in the kernel space for smooth concept drift and an Optimal Weight values for classifiers trained from the most recent data chunk for abrupt concept drift.

The discrepancy of the data from different human lupus miRNA studies may be due to the difference in the type of samples, sensitivity of detection methods, and the diversity in the medical history, disease severity and race of the lupus patients.

We suspect that a reason for this apparent discrepancy of trial data from real-world use is the emerging clinical practice pattern of successive step therapy [ 22, 23], as most prominently illustrated in the Sequenced Treatment Alternatives to Relieve Depression (STAR-D) effectiveness trial [ 9].