Sentence examples for experienced discrepancies from inspiring English sources

There are some explanations for the experienced discrepancies between the mentioned solutions.

As mentioned above, the physicians were open to student feedback and, even more significantly, experienced discrepancies between student feedback and their self-assessment as a strong incentive to contemplate change.

Histology was reviewed centrally by an experienced pneumopathologist; any discrepancies were discussed with local pathologists in order to establish a consensus on the diagnosis.

All cases were diagnosed by two experienced pathologists without discrepancy.

Each LA hybridization strip was read by two experienced staff members, and discrepancies were resolved by consensus.

There's no need to invoke discrimination to explain the discrepancy: More experienced proposal writers should be expected to write more effective proposals.

While positive emotions are more easily expressed openly, intense negative emotions such as anger or disappointment for example, are often hidden, as shown in Gates's study (2000), in which higher education teachers reported masking such negative emotions, leading to their perception of being "role-players", and producing a discrepancy between experienced emotions and expressed emotions.

Three experienced investigators interpreted each result, and discrepancies were resolved by consensus.

At least two experienced individuals independently assigned the genotypes; discrepancies were solved either by reaching consensus or by re-genotyping.

Each ∼40-kb project is completed at least twice independently, and any discrepancies are resolved by experienced students working at WUSTL.

It is hard to conclude firmly what the reasons for such big discrepancies concerning the location of the experienced back pain are.