Sentence examples for solve discrepancies from inspiring English sources

A good example is provided by our collaboration with the Saccharomyces Genome Database (20) to solve discrepancies that exist between our Enzyme Commission numbers.

Reviewers were asked to solve discrepancies amongst themselves but in the event that they were unable to do this a third reviewer was brought in to resolve the discrepancy.

The resulting process can be defined as semi-automatic because the processes of extraction and comparison between databases can be largely automated, yet a manual curation remains necessary to analyse and solve discrepancies.

In stage 2, we compared the four translations and synthesised a single Danish version of GRAS, solving discrepancies by consensus.

Next, a committee review, constituting three dentist researchers, and the first author (TSB) compared the source and final versions, solving discrepancies and considering crosscultural equivalence, thus reaching the second version.

Elaboration of official standards and recommendations on the use of decision-analytic models in HTA might solve the discrepancies in the applied methods.

To solve the discrepancies between the estimated and experimental strengths of ductile materials by considering the plastic/damage energy dissipation according to ASTM standard E1820-01, an improved version of the proposed crack opening criterion was proposed and successively applied to the ductile materials such as A533B steel, Al2024-T4 and SiAlon.

Therefore this study provides a new method to solve the discrepancies and to generalize the functional role of SM proteins.

These results illustrate the difficulty to reach a consensus between different models and the amount of manual literature research that would be necessary to solve all discrepancies.

Fifth, the hybridization reading from the film, and the transfer of this information to a digital format have to be handled manually in the membrane-based spoligotyping increasing the transcription error risk; the best procedure to reduce this risk is to have the results read in duplicate by two independent readers, to check reading mistakes and to solve potential discrepancies.

Instead of using the original coding algorithms, the enhanced ICD-9-CM coding algorithms for Charlson and Elixhauser's index were adopted to solve: (1) discrepancies among coding algorithms for some conditions; (2) inconsistent defining of the 6 shared comorbidities of Deyo's and Elixhauser's original ICD-9-CM coding algorithms.