Sentence examples for observed disagreement from inspiring English sources

Do = Observed disagreement.

Possible reasons for the observed disagreement are discussed.

In previous work, we attributed part (around 50%) of the observed disagreement to a possible instrumental problem in Yohkoh.

({Accuracy})  is defined in terms of the observed disagreement (D_{text {o}}): begin{aligned} {Accuracy} = 1 - D_{text {o}} = frac{1}{N} sum _{c} N c,c).

Alpha  is defined as follows: begin{aligned} {text {Alpha}} = 1 - frac{D_text {{o}}}{D_text {{e}}}, end{aligned}where (D_{text {o}}) is the observed disagreement between annotators, and (D_{text {e}}) is the disagreement, expected by chance.

This limitation might explain at least some part of the observed disagreement between direct and indirect utilities.

The observed disagreements can in part be explained by the different location of the instruments at "far-from-the-pole" and "near-the-pole" longitudes.

Here we were able to evaluate the contribution to the observed disagreements both before and after this last mapping step.

An additional explanation for the observed disagreements between results could be the criteria used to strengthen computational prediction of cooperativity by seeking support from experimental observations.

The former would argue for an evolutionary basis for the observed disagreements between protein and mRNA levels, while the latter could explain how these differences can be explained by molecular regulation based on mRNA features.

However, the lower overall wind speeds than observed and disagreement with the observed wind direction at ∼09 00 suggest that the problem has not been solved and that alternative boundary layer mixing schemes should be explored which may result in more mixing of momentum down to the near-surface from higher layers.