When evaluating the sections, discrepancy in sample number was related to tissue loss during the transfer of the TMA sections onto the slides.
This closer proximity could result in larger analyzing power (and perhaps even cross section) discrepancies from predictions using the standard two- and three-nucleon potentials.
As shown in the Example section, discrepancies between Km and Kf can occur as the result of differences between male and female patterns of mortality that generate a greater level of genetic variance in females than in males.
The coding inconsistencies in these trusts appeared to be occurring systematically, accounting for 31% of all emergency/elective caesarean section discrepancies, 42% of all forceps/vacuum delivery discrepancies, 28% of all instrumental/non-instrumental delivery discrepancies, and 99% of all breech/vacuum delivery discrepancies.
All of these processes are tightly regulated by a plethora of genes (discussed in the successive sections), and discrepancies in any of these pathways can lead to infertility.
Two observers (SA and TS), who had no previous knowledge of the clinical parameters and outcomes for each patient, independently reviewed the immunohistochemically stained sections; all discrepancies were resolved by joint review of the slides in question.
The motion rates in the northern section were faster than those of the southern section; thus, discrepancies in the deformation patterns existed as well (Table 1).
However, for the bluff section, noticeable discrepancies exist between different methods.
10: February 23 Zone theorem; discrepancy Sections 8.1, 8.4.
10: February 27 Zone theorem; discrepancy Sections 8.1, 8.4.
11: October 4 Zone theorem; discrepancy Sections 8.1, 8.4.
