Sentence examples for less discrepancy from inspiring English sources

To clarify the origin of observed difference, the authors revised their electrical measurements in terms of conductance instead of resistance and found much less discrepancy.

From models' validation it was found that multiplicative modelling approach in comparison with pure statistical modelling permits to attain less discrepancy to experimental evidence for the whole region of interest for models' predictor variables.

In general, scientists who felt that there was less discrepancy between their own view of the volcanic activity and risk, and that of local people, also tended to feel that people generally trust scientists.

It's possible that there's simply less discrepancy between Christmas Day and the rest of the year because people are more used to the concept of app stores, and more likely to buy mobile software throughout the year than on a single day when surrounded by more tech savvy relatives who can guide them through the process.

Anemic female and male trainees had longer initial average run times, fewer push-ups and fewer sit-ups than non-anemic trainees (p < 0.001); that statistical difference persisted through the end of training especially for run-times, but less discrepancy was seen for push-up and sit-up values.

The average time for participants spent in American schools had less discrepancy between the two groups of participants: 1.6 years (SD = 0.6 year) for state college or university students and 1.4 years (SD = 0.9 year) for students attending higher-ranked schools.

But many of the stones must be replaced, the Transportation Department said, in part because, according to the Americans with Disabilities Act, stones on a crosswalk or sidewalk must vary in height by no more than a quarter of an inch — far less a discrepancy than is found along the typical stretch of Belgian block.

Here we predict that the two kinds of averaging give diverging estimates of the working stroke as the resolving time of the event detector is decreased to 1 ms or less, the discrepancy being critically dependent on the strain dependence of the stroke rate.

Although the method cannot provide a normal hip, it can contribute to less length discrepancy, less pain, improved gait, and more favorable conditions for later hip replacement.

Further, though less significant, discrepancies on the peak intensity of Saomai exist between the local warning centers for China.

Our results derive from an affluent society with less social discrepancies than in many other countries.