Sentence examples for more discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Because thicker epidermal layers cause more discrepancy between PtcO2 and arterial pressure of oxygen (PaO2), PtcO2 and PtcCO2 have been used to represent tissue oxygenation and perfusion in critically ill adult patients [ 6- 8].

A recent MRI predicts the presence of a pseudotumor well, but there is more discrepancy when the MRI examination is over a year old, most likely due to the formation of new pseudotumors.

What's more, "discrepancies between animal numbers at the time of the initial FMD confirmation and those presented for valuation, suggest that there may have been illegal movements of animals on to farms during this period".The EU recommended "immediate action" to change the valuation procedures in June, but nothing was done until the end of July.

However, the determination of smaller amplitude tides shows more discrepancies.

Thoracic and abdominal CT were also associated with more discrepancies than head and spine CT [54].

More discrepancies were detected for the smallest rings (D = 5.5 cm).

"…, the usability verification items contributed to find more discrepancies when analyzing a determined part of the page".

- Inspector 3.  "…, the usability verification items contributed to find more discrepancies when analyzing a determined part of the page".

Although there was agreement between the artist's fingerprint and the technical analysis in the areas of the red drapery, flesh and sky, there were more discrepancies, suggesting that the current attribution is incorrect.

In a takedown of trials testing whether cell transplants could help ailing hearts, a team at Imperial College London suggests that the more discrepancies a study had, the more powerful the benefit it reported for patients with heart problems.

In response to the question on a prescription for a patient known to be suffering from MDR-TB, there were even more discrepancies.