Sentence examples for potential for discrepancies from inspiring English sources
While it cannot be completely excluded, such rigor in collection and fixation protocols minimizes the potential for discrepancies in phospho-degradation.
Since we have collected the date of the onset of symptoms from different sources, there was a potential for discrepancies in the estimated dates for individual patients.
Due to the potential for discrepancies between parent and child reports, with parents tending to rate their children with ADHD as having lower QoL than the children themselves [ 14], it is generally recommended that both perspectives are assessed to provide a comprehensive assessment [ 10, 25].
As previously mentioned, not all projects in the CAAD had an assigned dollar value, and since there is great potential for discrepancies in the amounts pledged and reported in the media versus the actual amounts disbursed, the total dollar estimates need to be interpreted cautiously.
He observes that the two viewpoints should coexist in order to avoid an overly limited or detached outlook, as the potential for discrepancies between them usefully highlights and makes visible the political question of precisely who should be the arbiter in health policy debates (see Coggon, 2012, p. 215).
There is a potential for discrepancy caused by network latency: operations that are invoked 'sufficiently close' to the end of an accounting period (say i) and counted by the consumer for that period, might get counted as performed in the next period (say j) by the provider if due to the latency, these invocation messages arrive in period j.
There are many potential sources for discrepancies: different usage of the building in model and reality, design, construction and commissioning deficiencies, software limitation and modeling errors and different weather in reality than in the model are the factors typically considered.
Potential explanations for discrepancies between genome size and cytogenetic detection include: 1) altered trypsin access to the folded chromosomes, 2) chromosomes failing to stretch during the preparations in the region of genomic imbalances or, 3) the distribution of chromosome condensation and the hierarchical folding [63], [64].
Another potential explanation for discrepancies between the two diagnostic approaches relates to the conceptualization of problematic inhalant use.
Other potential reasons for discrepancies between our data and these studies may relate to differences in the definition of attendance.
This finding provides a potential explanation for discrepancies found in the inactivation kinetics of mechanosensitive currents measured in different laboratories.
