As the Zags slunk into another off-season, again to be absent in the tournament's second week, they credited the Shockers for a victory that was not as shocking as the discrepancy in seedings would lead one to believe.
We estimated whether differences between the methods were due to differences in the cutpoint (participants were between the cutpoints for the two methods) or due to TEE (TEE would lead to discrepancies even with the same cutpoints).
Howitt [ 25] distinguished three elements of scale: (1) size (e.g., spatial, population); (2) level (e.g., hierarchies) and; (3) relation (e.g., culture, economy), arguing that scale should also be considered from a relational perspective because focusing on size and level alone would lead to discrepancies since scale is "better understood dialectically than hierarchically" (p. 52).
Any discrepancies between the model and experiments would lead us to test changes to the model's assumptions that resolve the discrepancies while keeping the cases of agreement intact.
The numerical results also show that a higher global mixing rate would lead to the high discrepancy of flame temperature in the near-field, and flame temperature appeared to be unaffected by the different mixing rate in the far-field.
This condition naturally would lead to increasing rates of unemployment as the discrepancy between demand and potential output widened.
We suspect that this discrepancy is due to the relative shortness of the simulated time span, and that a longer simulation would lead to similar configurations in all six connexins.
The church, after being informed of these discrepancies, said, "Our expert on military records has advised us that, in his considered opinion, there is nothing in the Thompson notice that would lead him to question its validity".
I never dreamed I would lead it.
She would lead the ships to safety.
