In a study on heavier children (47 85 kg) [45], using weight-matched cohorts and observing length stable fractures, no statistically significant malunion or leg length discrepancy was observed when elastic nailing was compared with rigid nailing.
However, a discrepancy was observed for EMC results.
For output factors, the largest discrepancy was observed for 10 mm SRS cone, which was 1.7%.
Depending on the adverse events, a discrepancy was observed in evaluation between the clinician and patient.
Additionally, no obvious discrepancy was observed between streptomycin- and HBD3-incubated group.
However, some discrepancy was observed for strain magnitude, particularly the ones close to the boundary.
A discrepancy was observed between the calculated droplet size distribution at the outlet of the GLS and the experimental results.
In 15 patients, a limb-length discrepancy was observed ranging from 2 to 6 cm (mean 3.5 cm).
The results showed a reasonable agreement between the experimental results and the numerical simulations, with the exception of Ca2 + for which a great discrepancy was observed.
Largest discrepancy was observed during early morning transition period of turbulence, which could not be ascribed to limitations of either of the techniques.
The mean trend agrees with the TTJS results in the southern and central parts of the Tohoku coast, while a large discrepancy was observed in the northern part.
