Sentence examples for reducing the discrepancy between from inspiring English sources

Consequently, consumers will feel less frustrated with end products by reducing the discrepancy between the design and the user's body type and measurements (Kilbert 2016).

A robust design method is applied to enhance this quality by reducing the discrepancy between the actual consumer feeling and the target feeling, and by reducing the feeling ambiguity induced by the highly individualized characteristics of the consumers.

Using the mean 24-h value has benefits over a 30-min measurement period as the influence of fluctuations from hypo- or hyperventilation on EE VCO2) and EE IC) is eliminated, reducing the discrepancy between metabolic production and pulmonary uptake or excretion.

Slight increases in HAp concentration yielded complete binding nearly immediately, reducing the discrepancy between each of the micelles (data not shown).

While this naïve methodology of duplicate read removal had some positive effect in reducing the discrepancies between AS and SMS in terms of transcript quantification, the drastic effects it has on the number of usable reads in AS suggests a different approach may be desirable.

In 2010 Obama signed the Fair Sentencing Act to reduce the discrepancy between crack cocaine and powder cocaine sentences in future cases.

To correct VFM measurements and consequently reduce the discrepancy between VFM and ASM total intensity of the magnetic field, a correction model was proposed (Lesur et al. 2015).

It is shown that it is possible to reduce the discrepancy between the model forecast and the true situation by data assimilation.

An alternative modified definition of the SMD, in which the overall liquid fuel volume is also conserved in the averaging process, reduces the discrepancy between the ignition time for the polydisperse spray and that of the equivalent monodisperse spray.

The first technique modifies the Lighthill–Whitham Richards partial differential equation (PDE) to incorporate a correction term which reduces the discrepancy between the measurements (from the probe vehicles) and the estimated state (from the model).

Good quality external feedback is information that helps students troubleshoot their own performance and self-correct; that is, it helps the students take action to reduce the discrepancy between their intentions and the resulting effects (Butler & Winne, 1995).