Sentence examples for percentage discrepancy from inspiring English sources

From a total of 108 comparisons, the average percentage discrepancy of the scaling natural frequencies was 4.90% with a standard deviation of 6.45%.

Thus, it describes the total percentage discrepancy (TPD) between the model and the measurements.

The percentage discrepancy between the MBS fee and the private fee is greatest for psychological services at 59% and lowest for community nursing 80-11880-118%e  1).

Percentage discrepancies are also observed to be typically less for the effective shear modulus than for the bulk modulus.

Percentage discrepancies between the two methods increase with capacitance, from 1.5%% for 0.2 mm oil layer with an 11-mm electrode-casing separation to 8%% for a 2-mm salt water layer with a 4-mm separation.

However, the patients in this study were partly selected based on reactivity in one screening test (VIDAS) and the observed percentage discrepancies may be overestimated.

At the same time, the proportionate (percentage) length discrepancy remains unchanged.

Comparable percentage of discrepancy (2.7%, n = 114) was observed between the CKD-EPI Cys and the CKD-EPI mix but with these equations, the differences between positive and negative screening were not uniform.

The κ and percentage disagreement will be calculated, the two reviewers will meet to resolve any discrepancies, with third party adjudication if required.

Since the main aim was to assess the change in relative risk by response wave, and because we needed a non-differential measure, we chose to use the percentage of discrepancies which included missing answers (discrepant 2) at each wave as the hypothesised misclassification rate.

The authors report "CT imaging generated a higher percentage of discrepancies that were predicted to be clinically significant than plain film radiography, as well as a higher percentage of discrepancies that resulted in immediate changes in management, but the incidence of each remained low overall" [3].