Variable material properties and the quality of test specimens are believed to account for the limited discrepancy in the stiffness and capacity.
Predicted and observed transition frequencies are depicted in Figure 2, and indicated an overall adequate description, with a limited discrepancy observed for transition rates of peripheral neuropathy.
We also evaluated the species-specific PCR method developed by Suzuki et al. This method identified correctly all the C. canimorsus human isolates, but there was a limited discrepancy in the identifications for dog isolates.
STS patients at the ASC have been registered according to the FNCLCC system since January 2009, and based on the limited discrepancies in grading that we have found before and after January 2009, we would expect comparability issues to be minor.
The capacity to predict inter-annual variability of Pg was strongly limited by discrepancies that persisted for days-to-weeks at a time, which implies that poor model skill was caused, to uncertain degrees, by inadequate representation of acclimation to environmental stress, and discrepancies between measurement and footprint-weighted conditions.
Up to now, the published data on the properties of the lead alloys of interest are still limited and significant discrepancies exist between the values given by different sources.
The main problems included limited laboratory capacity, discrepancies in laboratory diagnosis, perception of false results (e.g. tuberculosis diagnosis), unstable power supply, and poor recording of cases in the registers.
Although the sequence assembly is globally in good agreement with our data, a limited number of discrepancies and the mapping of sequence fragments of unknown location or of markers not present in the genomic sequence, show that RH mapping it still useful.
Possible cause of this discrepancy included limited number of cases (the former in 22, the latter in 29), and different assessment approaches were used (the former used orthogonal radiographs; the latter was based on slow-CT images).
Many theories make limited reference to any discrepancy between intention and actual behaviour [ 11, 12], for example, the Theory of Reasoned Action does not fully explain the correlation between intention and infant feeding behaviour without adding social support and subjective norms [ 13].
There were no major complications noted during the study, although the minor complication rate was significantly higher than the 2 13% rate previously published in the limited literature 6 7 The discrepancies between the literature complication rates and the study group rates may have been related to the differences in technique and site of procedure performed.
