In cases of discrepancy, the same evaluation was performed again until repeatable results were obtained.
The discrepancy in results of the same subset analysis is also present in two trials with very similar design CALGB-93444 [ 14] and NSABP B-28 [ 15]), which compared AC versus AC followed by paclitaxel, and this clearly highlights the caution we should exercise when looking at the results of unplanned subset analyses.
There were also some data discrepancies among probes of the same gene family, indicating the inappropriate design of these probes.
Such conflicts are often reflected by discrepancies in attribute values of the same data object.
They selected the texts to be included, and they resolved discrepancies between different copies of the same text, remembering that these manuscripts were all hand-copied over many generations.
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Nevertheless, discrepancies between different tones of the same color may not be automatically adjusted by the software, resulting in a lack of color uniformity within the same image and in different images.
There were also some discrepancies among previous studies of the same tumours, such as gastric and colorectal cancers (Cohn et al, 1991; Haut et al, 1991; Kodera et al, 1994; Müller et al, 1998).
Using a notion of simulation introduced by de Roever et al. [9], we define a corresponding notion of bisimulation which we will use as a test to detect formality discrepancy between two formal versions of the same informal scenario.
To decrease the system discrepancy, we used the serum of the same patient as the reference.
