Sentence examples for systematic differences for from inspiring English sources

Results reveal large uncertainty of observed datasets at monthly timescale, with systematic differences for temperature records, mainly due to different lapse rates.

Differences between the two samples may be due to random forces or systematic differences, for instance due to differences in sampling or use of different laboratories.

Results show that for nearly all seasons from 2001 to 2010 and in both sides of the longitudes with zero declination, there exist systematic differences for the mid-latitude ionospheric TEC in the regions mentioned above and the features of these differences markedly depend upon the local time but less depend upon seasons and the level of solar activity.

The first set of analyses examined 1) the correspondence between regional tissue volumes derived from data collected at 1.5 T and 3.0 T and 2) whether there were systematic differences for which a correction factor could be determined and applied to improve measurement agreement.

We also detect some systematic differences for motifs 1, 3 and 4.

The pilot study can detect "outlier" observers and attempt to modify their behaviour, but this is unlikely to eliminate systematic differences for some types of measurement.

The systematic difference for the individual measurements is further reflected in the LoA with the upper and lower limits deviating non-symmetrically from zero.

In our study, the intra-observer measurement error showed a systematic difference for one of 20 variables in the 6-year group and one in the 12-year-old group (see Table  4).

Although some systematic differences occur for the mothers records that do not link to a corresponding infant record, and to a lesser degree for unlinked birth records with respect to private hospitals, these groups are very small and unlikely to bias estimates of effect or conclusions in a substantive way, particularly if the study population is live born singletons.

For example, are there systematic differences on discrete (for example, multiple choice) versus continuous (for example, number line estimation) questions on reasoning about magnitude?

This indicates that there are systematic differences between thresholds for the different aircraft.