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In order to examine this hypothesis, we conducted a behavioral RHI experiment in which a temporal discrepancy, ranging from 100 600 ms at 100 ms intervals, between touching the subject's own hand and touching the rubber hand was systematically introduced by using a visual feedback delay experimental set-up.

The sex distribution for the part 2 (P2) sample, the distribution for the Grade2 Science and North Batinah region is nearly similar to that of the frame while discrepancy ranging from 1 to 6% is noted in other categories.

Limb length discrepancy ranged from 3 to 6.5 cm with a brace (AFO) applied for all patients to compensate for shortening until the age of lengthening at 4 5 years.

Mean birth weight increased significantly as the U/S GA – LMP GA discrepancy ranged from ≤ −11 days to ≥ 11 days.

Yet erroneous LMP cannot completely explain the significant increase in mean birthweight increased observed as the U/S GA – LMP GA discrepancy ranged from ≤ −11 days to ≥11 days.

However, comparison of theoretical to experimental results shows that the isotropic model is more accurate, within reasonable agreement with discrepancies ranging from 2.8% to 12.8%.

Coburn points out gluttonous discrepancies ranging from $1 million spent by NASA on Martian food testing to $345,000 to fund robotic squirrels.

Reach corresponds well with previous studies, although there are large discrepancies ranging from 33%to61%1% [ 5, 9].

Bland-Altman plots also illustrated satisfactory test-retest agreement of the PAID-C, with limits of the agreement (central 95% of discrepancies) ranging from −12.57 to 6.79.

The authors found that all methods were able to accurately reproduce summary survival curves statistically similar to the IPD-derived curves with maximum discrepancies ranging from 1.8% to 4.7%.

Discrepancies ranged from 6 to 15.6 %, which is below the 30%% outlined in Berke et al. (2012), and therefore acceptable.