Sentence examples for limit discrepancies from inspiring English sources

37 We will implement robust quality assurance processes to limit discrepancies between data collectors by training, measuring inter-rater reliabilities and having regular review meetings (see component 7).

However, at lower stress level, the most detrimental factor was the number of defects that resulted in fatigue endurance limit discrepancy.

However, there are some mathematical problems with this approach, as referred by Kabanov and Safarian [6]: the terminal value of the replicating portfolio does not converge to the terminal payoff of the derivative if the transaction costs do not depend on the number of revisions (tending to infinity), limiting discrepancy that can be calculated explicitly.

Data on the prevalence of RBD in patients with PAF are limited, with discrepancies in the literature regarding prevalence.

RCA was able to limit the discrepancy between prescribed and delivered dose by minimizing CRRT downtime.

Both of the above-mentioned meta-analyses are limited by discrepancies in the threshold age used to define cSLE and the heterogeneity of the data considered [ 26, 27].

Cupric oxide (CuO) is one of the most promising and low-cost materials for solar cell application, but its power conversion efficiency is limited by discrepancy between short carrier diffusion length and optical absorption length, low charge collection efficiency, and high recombination rate.

http://www.pssru.ac.uk/pdf/uc/uc2010/uc2010.pdf **including qualifications ***Based on Welsh Assembly Government estimates of expenditure While the original budget estimates were a considerable over-estimate in terms of demand, the conversion rates to face to face consultations is likely to have limited the discrepancy between estimated and actual costs of delivering the service.

Turelli and Barton (1994) have shown that for the infinitesimal model, the non-normality may not have large effects on the predictions of the breeder's equation, but they argued that when the number of loci is limited the discrepancy can grow much larger.

Knowledge of proton uptake reactions, however, is currently limited by strong discrepancies between reported montmorillonite titration data sets and by conflicting estimates of edge structure, reactivity and electrostatics.

The elastic modulus of the network is found to correlate strongly with the number of elastic strands in the network, except at the highly-crosslinked limit where substantial discrepancy is observed between networks from different precursors.