The errors were probably due to inadequate sampling, resulting in discrepancies from slide to slide.
In our view, an optimal frontal lobe assessment should include tests of fluid intelligence, in particular discrepancy from premorbid score, supplemented by one or more specific assessments of residual, putatively anterior frontal deficit.
This observation is in discrepancy with findings from other studies, but may be due to underreporting, as AI/AN abuse cases investigated by tribal law enforcement or the Federal Bureau of Investigations are not always reported to NCANDS.
Medical record review took precedence in the case of discrepancy from self-report.
In the category goodness difference (CG) pattern, two nonnative phones are assimilated into the same native category but differ in their degrees of discrepancy from the native "ideal".
Asians nabbed only 3.9percentt of speaking roles in film ― a dramatic discrepancy from the amount white entertainers receive at 73.7percentt, a study on diversity within popular films from 2007 2015 revealed. .
The problem goes beyond just lead actor roles as well: Asian actors nabbed only 3.9percentt of speaking roles in film ― a huge discrepancy from the amount white entertainers receive at 73.7percentt, according to a 2016 diversity study. .
In order to evaluate the discrepancy from the conservation law, the temporal dynamics of the average number of scars are estimated using the mathematical population model.
We have chosen to simulate the insertion of a solid spacer into the middle part of the disc space and do not think that this discrepancy from the in vitro model influenced our findings: the compressive load was mainly transferred through the peripheral part of the cages, not through the central part of the bone graft.
Moreover, SRTM suffers from bias in discrepancies in a blood volume fraction between target and reference regions.
