Sentence examples for general discrepancy from inspiring English sources

In general, discrepancy in calculated figures in the first, and the overall drop and form of the Abay River gorge coupled with the observed landslide-caused landform changes in the second, led us to deduce that slope failures were part of the mega-forces that shaped the entire Blue Nile basin, and in fact, played the dominant role in landscape evolution.

This general discrepancy between QTL for feed efficiency and digestive efficiency is not surprising.

QPCR analysis of the same suite of samples confirmed this general discrepancy between the two genotypes (Additional File 8, Panel B), although the degree of expression changes varied between the two analytical (microarray vs. QPCR) methods.

The fact that in up to 23% of cases all of the investigated closure scenarios produced implausible values, indicates for the affected data a general discrepancy between the measured energy balance components (A, λE and H), the additional independent measurements embodied in Eq. (2) and the energy balance itself.

This observation and a general discrepancy between apparent miRNA abundance in food source and ingesting animal led the authors to conclude that MIR168 appears to be a special case: reported sequencing reads for MIR168 in vertebrate studies might be largely artifactual.

The initial RH maps were compared to the assembly to observe the general discrepancies, and were used to inspect inter-markers intervals with extremely long distances (>25 cR).

Our research first entailed an anonymous web-based internet survey of physicians regarding general discrepancies in clinical and ethical judgment in the withholding or withdrawal of potentially life-extending medical interventions.

In general, the discrepancy in moments between InSAR and seismology may be caused by a number of factors, including contributions from pre- and post-seismic deformations, or assumptions about the elastic moduli used in the moment estimate.

Indeed, when looking at the general population, discrepancies have been noted in the following domains: what medications patients should be taking; what medications they are actually taking; and what physicians have recorded in the patients' records.

The discrepancy, General Kimmitt implied, might mean that someone besides American soldiers also fired rounds that night.

In conclusion, the systematic review found, in general, rather low discrepancy rates when double-reading radiological studies.