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This model is not able to identify loci under balancing selection and tends to generate discrepancies when numbers of immigrants per generation are unequal, the true population history consists of repeated branching events, or the connectivity of populations is uneven [ 5].

This model posits perfectionistic concerns generate discrepancies (a subjective sense of falling short of one's own standards), which in turn trigger procrastination.

Such sublethal effects may generate discrepancies between laboratory and field studies and should be considered when designing safety factors for toxicants where the risk assessment is solely based on LC50 values.

These different scales can generate discrepancies for evaluation of PS.

The use of RNAseq for genome reduction can also generate discrepancies between SNP calling in RNA samples and SNP validation in genomic DNA (gDNA).

Furthermore, the introduction of Fe3+ ions generates discrepancies in the oxidation state, which is compensated by the formation of oxygen vacancies and transforms to the surface [46].

However, while there are many factors that could generate such discrepancies in phylogenetic reconstruction [36], e.g., biased mutation rates on the primary sequences, our approach is not affected by these factors.

Our unconventional normalization strategy could therefore generate apparent discrepancies between previously reported studies and the present results in some cases.

The low level of education of CHWs, the flaws in supervision of CHWs after the initial training, the workload and accumulation of different functions are all factors contributing to generate large discrepancies in the records made by CHWs.

The optimization heuristic Threshold Accepting is applied to generate low-discrepancy U-type designs.

In addition, the eccentricity of the ellipse is taken into account, since it generates important discrepancies with respect to those results obtained for the case of circular chambers, mainly when practical values of eccentricity are considered.