Sentence examples for increase in discrepancies from inspiring English sources
This same pattern was observed when the percentages of missing data at each wave (which caused the increase in discrepancies by wave) was used to simulate the 'observed' relative risks (data not shown).
Nevertheless in all cases theory does correctly predict a large increase in discrepancy between the reaction velocities given by the deterministic MM equation and those from stochastic simulation compared to the case of Model I.
To determine if increases in discrepancy between ScvO2 and SvO2 (ScvO2 – SvO2 = ΔSO2) during surgery in cardiac surgery patients can predict postoperative complications.
The intuitive reason behind these increases in discrepancy is that substrate which is input in bursts enhances correlations between successive enzyme-substrate events.
Examination of the Cumbria 'missing cases' by diagnosis year shows a marked increase in the discrepancy between the two data sources for cases diagnosed in 1991 and 1992 the period immediately following the introduction of CHRIS.
Since 1997 the increase in the global discrepancy almost matches the increase in America's current-account deficit (see chart).
Unsurprisingly, the efficiency loss increases in the discrepancy between u and r.
This observation is reflected in Fig. 6, where the insolvency administrator's (gross) payoff increases in the discrepancy between u and r.
West Pokot County population shows a continuous increase unlike discrepancies in divisional populations (Table 1) which are caused by changes in internal administrative boundaries.
However, the seroprevalence of HSV-2 increased with age, particularly among unpartnered women, resulting in increasing discrepancies between self-reported genital herpes and HSV-2 seropositivity with age.
However due to a phase shift in their data that resulted in increasing discrepancies between the minute by minute conversions they were only able to provide a comparison for an average total daily accelerometer count [ 18].
