To see whether the added parameters would actually lower the profile discrepancy index, we compared the original and expanded summation equations on that variable, and we compared the original and expanded bipolar equations on that variable.
At this point, it can only be speculated what the reason is for the lower discrepancy between the activation energies of k* on bulk LSC at high temperature and on thin film LSC at the lower temperatures.
Thus, a dilemma exists between the choice of a complex model for fidelity and that of a simple model for high robustness (i.e., lower variation in the discrepancy between model prediction and observation).
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).
In court, Rizo's employer admitted that her salary was lower and argued that the discrepancy stemmed from her prior salary — which, it asserted, had nothing to do with her gender.
We take the different values as upper and lower bounds and state the discrepancy as systematic error in Table 3.
The investigations indicate that the proposed method can reduce the number of the representative points, lower the generalized F-discrepancy of the representative point set, and also ensure the accuracy of stochastic structural dynamic analysis.
Now, we try to find a lower bound in terms of the discrepancy between (|w-w^{k+1}|_{H}^{2}) and (|w-w^{k}| _{H}^{2}) for any (winOmega).
The discrepancy at lower exposures may reflect recent switching of water sources, or exposures to other non-water sources of arsenic.
The results suggest that the Brazilian value set provides higher EQ-5D-3L index scores than the UK, particularly for utility scores below 0.5 (the lower the utility, the higher the discrepancy among valuation methods).
