Sentence examples for discrepancy of views from inspiring English sources

Where there was a discrepancy of views related to the eligibility of studies for inclusion, both authors discussed and justified their decision-making until they reached agreement about whether to include or exclude an article.

Discrepancies in points of view and culture lead to different approaches of the methodology.

Other research has revealed discrepancies in views of communication quality (for example, accuracy and timeliness) between ICU doctors and nurses [ 12- 14], whereas other studies have linked poor communication with increased error potential [ 15].

There was also greater discrepancy between scientists' views and the perceived views of local people about plans at volcanoes that are highly explosive.

What may account for the discrepancy in these points of view?

Therefore, it is not surprising to us to see the discrepancy from clinical point of view.

In addition, insight scales' evaluations of these aspects tend to rely on the discrepancies between the views of clinicians and those of patients, thereby introducing further complexities to the phenomenon of insight that is elicited [ 10, 15].

No discrepancy; General remarks: comments on terminology, protocol design, etc.; Discrepancy insignificant from clinical point of view, not affecting the treatment and/or the quality of life; Discrepancy significant from clinical point of view, hypothetically affecting the treatment and/or the quality of life.

In view of the discrepancy of RSK4 expression in different subtypes of PRCC, we further analysed the correlation of RSK4 expression and the prognosis of PRCC patients.

In view of the discrepancy of the correlations observed between genetic and Euclidean distances when using continuous or binary matrices, the sensitivity of results to the selection of different thresholds was further investigated.

There appeared to be a discrepancy between participants views of their needs for treatment and those being prescribed/provided.