The paper specifies other factors influencing the scale of discrepancies (different recommendations concerning the value of reduction coefficient, which included the influence of pipe deflection on the decrease of the critical buckling pressure value).
However, the distinct selection of strains for the two studies still fails to fully explain the scale of discrepancies reported by Snyder and Saunders.
"The scale of the discrepancy shows that women writers aren't being treated equally in traditional publishing," said the author Roz Morris.
For example, in an analysis of multiple systematic reviews on 17 topics in complementary medicine[ 9] the authors stated "we were surprised by the number and scale of the discrepancies".
The curves indicate proportion of discrepancy (right scale) with respect to Murray for each one of his bands.
In his petition, Mr. Odinga levels a variety of complaints, from the "catastrophic scale" of computer failures to discrepancies between results announced publicly and results entered into the final tally.
The possible sources of discrepancy of the scaling natural frequency include uncertainties of the experiment, incomplete similarity of plate configurations and non-identical boundary conditions between the prototype and its model.
Possible sources of discrepancy are the sub-grid scale model and the inlet turbulence conditions.
The book's fundamental flaw -- the misleading discrepancy between the scale of actual fabric and wallpaper patterns and that of the rooms -- didn't matter to Simmons.
Paul Flynn, the British Labour MP who is drafting its report, has called attention to the discrepancy between the scale of the warnings and the actual threat.
The discrepancy in the scale of the accessory genome between the Outbreak Lineage 1 strains and the non-Outbreak Lineage 1 strains implies that the progenitors of this Outbreak Lineage had access to a wider gene pool than that of other hospital K. pneumoniae strains, or alternatively that this strain is particularly receptive to HGT.
