Sentence examples for systematic discrepancy from inspiring English sources

A systematic discrepancy is often observed between chemisorption versus X-ray diffraction and/or electron microscopy-determined nanoparticle size estimates for metals supported on carbon.

In previous work, we suggested that differential collection of zooplankton might explain this systematic discrepancy in POC between these small volume (bottle) and large volume (in situ pump) techniques.

The success of the theory led as well to a new conception of exact science under which every systematic discrepancy between observation and theory, no matter how small, is taken as telling us something important about the world.

The two radioligands evaluated in this study displays a strong agreement between regional V T values obtained with the standard 2TCM to those obtained with the traditional Logan plot (without any modifications) in the target regions, whereas a systematic discrepancy was observed for cerebellum.

Any systematic discrepancy reflects inaccuracy whereas stochastic variation around the mean estimate reflects precision.

Furthermore, the clearer visualization allowed by the new approach reveals a systematic discrepancy between the data and the model in one case.

Analyses of sensitivity to possible survey-related inaccuracy factors (metabolic rate, clothing thermal resistance) did not explain the systematic discrepancies.

By that December meeting, the independent investigation by the secretary of state had found systematic discrepancies between the systems actually installed and those tested and certified by the state.

In this paper, we address these issues, explore the possibility of automating the algorithm, and present a technique to adjust systematic discrepancies in overlapping strips, using geometrical attributes in a given terrain.

However, some systematic discrepancies are also noted employing a Molprobity analysis, that are reproducible across multiple competition entries.

The diversity angle has been usurped by the mayor as a platform to deflect attention from profound systematic discrepancies between poorly performing and successful elementary and middle schools.