In individual cases, there were only occasional discrepancies between the LIA and ELISA methods.
As in those studies, the exact basis for the occasional discrepancies between methods is not clear.
Occasional discrepancies were observed only when the fruits featured similar PC1 score values, which would suggest comparable ripening states.
For some relatively minor points pertaining to treatment (e.g., frequency of clinic visits, typical duration of hospital stay), there were occasional discrepancies between US and UK clinicians.
However, there are occasional discrepancies between the clinical behavior and histopathological parameters of PTs, and the progression rate and outcomes of PTs remain unpredictable [ 1].
Body and tumour mass as well as tumour volume (measuring two diameters using a caliper square) was recorded in order to avoid occasional discrepancies between the values obtained by one of these methods.
While in most cases, a positive correlation was present between the two methods, occasional discrepancies (for example, in the case of the mutant A-H2 and B-A11, see Figure 4C) could be due to false positive Nile red staining as explained previously in the text.
Occasional early discrepancies between recommendations from official and academic sources (e.g., regarding mask use) led to a few critical media reports without apparent consequence.
Overall, the video and audio quality of videoconferencing in the teleoncology model was rated highly by all medical officers, with only occasional minor discrepancies mentioned by two junior medical officers, which included disruptions in connections between sites.
The criterion of TDC ≤ −0.379 (in combination with the occasional use of the discrepancy rule) for distinguishing between a successful/unsuccessful treatment, has proven to be reliable on five grounds.
Note also that the application of the discrepancy rule was occasional, i.e. for 3.4-7.6 3.4-7.6 patients.
