Sentence examples for format discrepancies from inspiring English sources

For the practical component the consensus of 70 STR markers, distributed between autosomal and linked to the sex chromosomes, was achieved with an error rate of 0.80% in genotyping, 1.0% nomenclature and/or format discrepancies and 3.8% non-reporting.

This can be problematic when entering data into a database which follows a standardised format resulting in discrepancies between the reliability of different records which can be subtle.

"The discrepancy is phenomenal.

Tom Webster, the SVP of Edison Research who co-authors that big annual survey on podcasting, highlighted in a recent blog post the discrepancy between the format and topics of the most popular podcasts and those of the most popular TV shows.

There were 25 clones that had identical discrepancies in both formats (with and without stop codon).

This choice adds a manual process of translation from the format to the image, with potential discrepancy between the KGML entity and the graphical representation.

The Associated Press detailed in December 2010 how the race spilled past Election Day, thanks to a controversy stemming from discrepancies in the spelling and formatting of Murkowski's write-in votes.

Detractors on Reddit and social media noted that the format of public matches, notably the skill gap discrepancy between streamers and everyday players, feels less competitive than if the streamers were battling each other.

Surnames are changed to a coded format in order to overcome the effects of most discrepancies in the spelling.

This discrepancy can possibly explained by the different format of the Italian version; an interview-format instead of a self-reported questionnaire [ 15].

The cause of the discrepancy between results for the two file formats might lie in the nature of attacks against them.