Sentence examples for resulting in discrepancies from inspiring English sources
This can be problematic when entering data into a database which follows a standardised format resulting in discrepancies between the reliability of different records which can be subtle.
Although the LAN parameter changed over time, its oscillation per day was very small, resulting in discrepancies of minutes and seconds but not hours (Table 3, column 4).
Therefore, at varying interrogation distances, it is not possible to attribute an individual resonance frequency value solely to an individual strain level, consequently resulting in discrepancies in the strain extraction if the interrogation distance is not kept fixed or distance-specific calibration is not used.
These plans were rejected, resulting in discrepancies between the signed route and the official designation by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials that were not resolved until 2008.
The errors were probably due to inadequate sampling, resulting in discrepancies from slide to slide.
In summary, there is evidence that the concepts of the ICD and DSM differ, resulting in discrepancies in the classification of children.
Results for the very fine feldspar yielded X-ray spectra influenced by juxtaposed crystals, resulting in discrepancy from the ideal formula, and were discarded.
Furthermore, the recorded ISSAIS was highly variable for a given diagnosis; the most common diagnosis codes resulting in discrepancy between RISS and ISSAIS are shown in Table 5.
In this case, accumulation and binding of nanoparticles to lymphatic tissue is plausible to explain for unaccounted accumulation resulting in discrepancy between the model and the actual data.
Possible reasons for the discrepancy in the simulated and experimental solubilities, which results in discrepancies in the permeation coefficients, are discussed.
In a review of literature, Beckett (2002) found that PBLT in ESL classes can result in discrepancies between teacher and student evaluations.
