Sentence examples for sufficient discrepancies from inspiring English sources
There were sufficient discrepancies between the input and output amplitudes and phases (see Results) to merit the development of an alternative approach to eliminate them.
Although multiple inserts with different sizes were used in the phantom experiments, while only a single sphere was used in the simulations, the characteristics of photons recorded by the camera when using this simple phantom model were very similar to those from the experiments, providing us with information sufficient to explain discrepancies in CF values obtained by different methods.
We found a sufficient level of discrepancy between the area-based and household-level income measures.
We excluded 164 studies due to lack of sufficient information or methods discrepancies.
Despite these discrepancies, a sufficient amount of evidence points consistently to the presence of cognitive impairment in MDD and BD.
However, tumour heterogeneity alone is probably not sufficient to explain these discrepancies, as even the elaborate IHC analysis protocol of systematically investigating 3 levels of two different biopsies used in the study of Iakovlev et al (2007) did not result in the identification of correlations between the oxygenation status and the expression of CA IX.
There are systematic differences between the two independent datasets Wittemyer et al. used to generate the study's results and this discrepancy is sufficient to explain their results.
Then, is the difference in cAMP levels sufficient to explain the discrepancy?
It is unclear if these differences would be sufficient to explain the discrepancy in the results of the two studies.
The very low biases and the low rate of significant (>20%) discrepancy appear sufficient for safe tight glucose control monitoring in the adult ICU.
Given our finding across multiple populations and matching results from a different seed source, it is unlikely that population-level differences are sufficient to account for the discrepancies in results between these findings and those of Matsunaga et al. [8].
