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The main discrepancy in the presence of the self-fields is found for the first part of the group I orbits, with 0 < ω i = Ω 0 ω i = Ω 0 k w c k w c < 0.17, and the first part of the group II orbits, which exhibit an orbital instability not found in the absence of the self-fields.

The main discrepancy in the determined Fe(II)/Fe(III) ratios between the MS and ferrozine analyses is for the 13 nm magnetite incubated with reduced HS where the MS measurements indicated more or less no net redox reaction but the Fe(II)/Fe(III) ratio determined via ferrozine analysis on the 6 M HCl dissolved solid phase indicated a minor reduction of the magnetite.

The main discrepancies in the predictions of different versions of the EMM are indicated, analyzed and discussed.

The main discrepancy lies in the location of the maximum slip, which occurs at a much shallower depth in our model than in that of Ji and Hayes.

The main discrepancy is in the pathogenic role of CD4+ proinflammatory T cells.

The main discrepancy was in the blood vessels, for which mouse Ms4a1 exhibited a much higher specificity (p = 2.12E-30) thumanuMS4A1S4A1 (p = 6.42E-02) (Fig. 5A).

The main discrepancy lies in the importance they give to accessibility and attractiveness, which have an ethical value at local level, when defined by WHO as a public health strategy.

The main discrepancy was found in disability outcomes, where the mean between-groups effect size was clearly lower (0.359) than the mean within-group one (0.742).

As expected, the main discrepancies were in the separated-flow regions at the back of the helicopter.

The main discrepancy between the different models lies in the representation of C-S-H structure at high Ca/Si ratios (> ∼ 1.5).

The main discrepancy is therefore at the level of the two in vivo measures in Figure 3B (Per1 mRNA) and 3C (proteinotein).