Sentence examples for lower discrepancy from inspiring English sources
The strains with a lower discrepancy between glucose and fructose consumption were assumed to perform better during fermentation (Berthels et al. [2004]), as herein for the yeast strains QA23, UCD522 and NT116.
The comparison exhibits a higher discrepancy in NmF2 in nighttime and morning for equatorial and lower discrepancy for the whole day over the low-latitude whereas smaller (<20%) discrepancy exists in the hmF2 throughout the day using both IRI options.
Surgeons' expectations are predictive of satisfaction and information should aim to lower discrepancy between surgeons' and patients' expectations.
FibroMeter2G and even FibroMeter3G provided a significantly lower discrepancy score than Fibrotest or Fibroscan in all study populations.
The probability of circuit running at 24, 48, 72 hours was higher during RCA-CVVH (P < 0.0001), with a lower discrepancy between delivered and prescribed CRRT dose (P < 0.0001).
MRI/pathology concordance varied by tumor subtype (p = 0.004), with size discrepancies present in half of all HR+/Her2− tumors but lower discrepancy rates in Her2+ and Tneg tumors.
One can see that the larger average degree, the lower the discrepancy rate is.
Other skeletal manifestations depend on the severity of the disease and may include short stature and progressive deformities of the spine (kyphosis, scoliosis), the rib cage or the lower limbs (discrepancy in length, bowing).
Equalization of lower limb discrepancy has an important role in maintaining gait mechanics.
However, it may also occur as a part or complication of an underlying health condition, such as neuromuscular disorders, lower limb discrepancy, as well as LDH.
The results indicate that the asphalt concrete specimen agree with the isotropic linear viscoelastic assumption at low temperatures and high frequencies (>10 kHz at 0 °C), but at higher temperatures and lower frequencies, discrepancies from isotropic linear behavior are shown.
