The invisibility of FMS, despite its intrusiveness, presented patients with additional social difficulties [ 54] and was portrayed by many as a discrepancy between their outside appearance and their inner fragility [ 48].
Moreover, the Bland Altman plot was used to identify causes of discrepancies (observations outside the limits of agreement) between maternally recalled and registered information.
Hence one judgement could not be replaced by the other (Bland and Altman, 1986), whereas judgements of extreme values of QoL (<40 and >80 score points) remained within the levels of agreement (mean±2 s.d)., in-between values (>40 and <80 score points) showed much more discrepancies, often outside the levels of agreement.
He is saying that low interest rates imply too much saving relative to the amount people want to invest, and that the rising imbalance between America and the rest of the world suggests the discrepancy is concentrated outside America.
I sometimes push myself to perform society's definition of "okayness," which only creates anxiety in terms of the discrepancy between my insides and my outsides.
The results of the partitioned phylogenetic analyses also reveal that much of the discrepancy between partitions is localized outside of Steganopodes, and can primarily be attributed to a few problematic taxa (e.g., flamingos, tropicbirds, hammerkop).
The cost of computers has traditionally come out of each school's own budget or from outside grants, leading to wide discrepancies in the number of computers in different schools.
"There is a time discrepancy between what is going on in the outside and what is going on here," Milo said.
There was one discrepancy which was resolved by consultation with an outside expert who was blinded to knowledge about industry associations.
There is a huge discrepancy in the levels of monitoring outside schools across the country, with many schools in the most harmfully polluted places not being monitored," said Dr Penny Woods, chief executive of British Lung Foundation.
