Sentence examples for mentioned discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Thus, the above mentioned discrepancy between the estimated and advertised accelerometer bias values would then lead to an error level of about 5%and2.5%5% for GRACE and CHAMP, respectively, in terms of the mean non-gravitational acceleration and the derived air drag values (Eq. (2)).

The pooling of these events could account for the previously mentioned discrepancy with other studies-perhaps some cells (including Bistrat cells) do not fire during fast gamma, but only ripples.

The previously mentioned discrepancy could be explained in part by the fact that PCR is more sensitive for bacterial detection, with lower detection thresholds (and localized AgP may harbor lower amounts of the target bacteria, as shown in Table  4).

CIMT reflects long-term past exposure; thus, we provide the first evidence for chronic effects of air pollution on atherogenesis that may in part explain the above mentioned discrepancy between acute and long-term risk estimates (Pope et al. 2002; Samet et al. 2000).

You mentioned discrepancies, what was the biggest thing that you thought strayed from the real story?

The reasons for the above mentioned discrepancies are not clear.

Besides the mentioned discrepancies between total RNA and amplified RNA, additional variation in results is observed when the same amplified RNA sample is analyzed on different microarray platforms [5], [6].

The above mentioned discrepancies have also been observed for some of the miRNAs evaluated in this study.

Moreover, variations in protocols among laboratories, or poor selection of the control group (Makni et al, 2000), could also explain the above mentioned discrepancies.

One could expect that almost certainly the above mentioned discrepancies would be solved with the inclusion of additional genome segments in analysis.

The mentioned discrepancies of previous results might rely on several methodological factors, including small sample sizes, differences in time points of the cycle, or lack of noncycling control samples.