Sentence examples for progressive discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Similarly, uneven 'seating' of the SMA on the contours of each subject's upper arm may have contributed to SMA tilt, hence to the observed progressive discrepancy.

A progressive discrepancy between measures obtained using the two devices/methods could be corrected for, resulting in agreement between the two devices across a full ROM similar to that reported for digital inclinometers and gyroscopes.

A likely explanation for the progressive discrepancy observed with increasing arm elevation in the current study relates to progressive 'tilting' of the SMA relative to gravity and the virtual line joining bony landmarks.

This progressive discrepancy could be corrected for by adjusting the algorithm used to derive angles from SMA data, resulting in limits of agreement ± 12 degrees (flexion) and ± 13 degrees (abduction) across the full range of arm elevation.

Alternative but unlikely explanations for the progressive discrepancy include that the researcher setting arm elevation with the universal goniometer systematically worsened in accuracy as the elevation angle increased, or that the SMA's accelerometer itself introduced a systematic error as it rotated around its longitudinal axis.

The use of a manufacturer-provided algorithm to calculate arm elevation from SMA data, however, resulted in a progressive discrepancy between the two methods of measurement, i.e. the greater the goniometer-set elevation angle, the greater the mean difference between goniometer-set and SMA-derived angles.

Given the progressive discrepancies observed in the current study, agreement between devices for maximal ROM measurement in healthy subjects might not assure agreement for maximal ROM measurement in patients with pathology.

CR = complete remission, PR = partial remission, SD = stable disease, PD = progressive disease Discrepancy between disease-free survival and overall survival was caused by three patients.

The natural history of coxa vara may be debilitating as the child develops progressive limb length discrepancy, limp, pain, abductor weakness, and restricted motion.

Limb length discrepancy is progressive and requires several episodes of limb lengthening and axis correction.

Options for future treatment will depend on whether the discrepancy is progressive or stable and include radial epiphysiodesis with or without further ulnar lengthening, potentially employing the same treatment principles.