Sentence examples for estimate of discrepancies from inspiring English sources

This should produce a conservative (low) estimate of discrepancies, as COI disclosures in publications in 2011 should in all likelihood include payments to those authors in the prior 2 years.

That analysis does not generate a list of specific shoppers whose enrollment files were never sent, but rather provides a ballpark estimate of the discrepancy between enrollments finished and reports generated.

A review panel examined the anonymized BPMHs and discrepancies to estimate clinical significance of discrepancies.

A cohort study analyzing time to HIV testing among rural and urban persons (survival analysis) may provide better estimates of testing discrepancies and avoid biases due to migration and loss to follow up.

The main aim of this study is to estimate the discrepancies of the results of calculations done for wind farms according to norm ISO 9613-2 with real values of equivalent sound level measured in the field.

The parallel beam scanogram provided an estimate of the length discrepancy between the limbs.

The RMSEA can be considered an estimate of the socalled discrepancy per degree of freedom, where F0 = loge (|0|) - loge (|Σ0|) + tr (Σ0) - (p + q) is an (unobservable) measure of the discrepancy between the population covariance matrix (Σ0) of the observed variables and the covariance matrix closest to this in the model (0).

Accurate estimation, however, still faces major challenges: indeed, in a comparison of estimates of carbon emissions from deforestation in the Amazon, the biggest cause of discrepancies between estimates was found to be due to carbon mapping, higher than the uncertainty in the mapping of deforestation (Gutierrez-Velez & Pontius, 2012).

The confidence intervals around the point estimate also allow the distinction of discrepancies in W values that are due to differences in the pattern of diversity of a given microbial population or that are only a consequence of sampling variability.

Table 1 presents select maternal and fetal characteristics of the 572 women who were included in the analysis, differentiated with respect to the categories of discrepancies in estimates of gestational age.

ITFMP (1999) provides an example of the use of discrepancies between production and consumption as estimated by installed processing capacity in Indonesia.