"It's strange not to see us get the win and get the calls," said Jefferson, an oblique reference to the discrepancy in free-throw shooting.
This student made reference to the discrepancy between feeling trusted in one area of the university (the courses where self-assessment was employed), and not others: Overall I understood the reason why self-assessment is important and why we shouldn't just have the teachers grade our essay tests.
At low mutation rates, N. discreta and N. crassa A performed better as the reference, although the discrepancies between the input and output trees worsened as the substitution rates increased.. Close examination of these trees suggests that a saturation of polymorphisms made shorter branches difficult to resolve.
Our results do not negate the current EPAR2006 physical activity reference value, and the discrepancy between the physical cutoff values can be explained.
Regardless of the discrepancy source, modified reference sequences and alternative alignment algorithms were effective in decreasing the number of observed differences between the technologies.
The People's Bank of China has tried, unconvincingly, to dress up the largest depreciation as an attempt to correct "distortions" and a "one-off move to fix the discrepancy between the reference rate and the market's spot rate".
We propose two possible reasons for the discrepancy between this reference and our results.
Guardian Australia asked IHMS how it could explain the discrepancy, and whether it had omitted references to the files in its final report to the immigration department.
Thirdly, the bias is due to the discrepancy between the model assumption and the actual reference ROI.
For the continuous variables, the concordance was based on the discrepancy in days between the NeoBase and the reference standard.
