This often leads to discrepancies in their results.
However, varying reporting behaviour leads to discrepancies between self-assessed health and the underlying true health.
Since experimentally observed crystals can be comprised of a few hundred particles, this often leads to discrepancies between predicted theoretical results and experimental data.
Because the times of high geomagnetic activity and electron flux do not always coincide, we suspect that this leads to discrepancies in the local time distribution of LEO satellite anomalies.
The finite element method is used to show that depth-profiling of mechanical properties using conventional analysis techniques leads to discrepancies in the values of computed modulus and hardness compared to the actual values of these properties.
This leads to discrepancies between studies, even in healthy controls [ 82– 82].
Each of these variables leads to discrepancies between studies (Fox et al, 1995; Vermeulen et al, 2002).
In the disability assessment, this often leads to discrepancies in views between the physician and the claimant on the claimants functional capacity.
The authors found that it is common practice to add, omit or change outcome parameters in the reporting of study results, which leads to discrepancies between study protocols or register entries and reported results.
Marking of essays is mainly carried out by human raters who bring in their own subjective and idiosyncratic evaluation criteria, which sometimes lead to discrepancy.
It is worth noting that in vivo recordings in young animals also lead to discrepancy since some studies have indicated failure to induce LTD [43], [44] whereas others have shown successful induction in anesthetized or freely moving rats [45], [46].
