Sentence examples for knowledge of discrepancies from inspiring English sources

Providing a post publication forum for readers to share knowledge of discrepancies is important, because, as our study shows, one reader may spot only a subset of the discrepancies noticed by multiple readers.

While access to the fairs is limited by geography — French supermarkets don't deliver to China — a little knowledge of pricing discrepancies might come in handy elsewhere.

Besides, while the knowledge of the discrepancy forces allows for rationally discussing the capabilities of the inelastic structural model to represent the actual behavior of the structure, this is only possible to a limited extent with the Rayleigh damping model used.

Additional aspects of service delivery that impeded the provision of services included lack of knowledge, discrepancies in provider practice, a judgmental manner of communication, and lack of time, training and organizational cessation protocols.

When comparing actual knowledge with perceived knowledge of the guideline, discrepancies were found that suggest that OPs overestimated their knowledge of the guideline.

Lack of knowledge and discrepancies between knowledge and practice, contributed to antimicrobial overuse for ABU.

Immunostained tumour sections were analyzed independently by two investigators without prior knowledge of clinicopathological data and discrepancies were resolved by simultaneous re-evaluation.

To the best of our knowledge, gender discrepancies in association with scholarly productivity have not been well assessed among academic ophthalmologists.

Immunohistochemical staining was evaluated independently by two pathologists without knowledge of patient characteristics, and discrepancy was resolved by consensus review.

In addition, knowledge of the drivers of QoL discrepancy can inform research using QoL as an outcome measure.

However, neither education nor prior experience, nor knowledge of the child affected the discrepancy scores in this study.