However, a systematic bias was found; patients scored systematically lower on the Expectation WOMAC compared to the Dutch Expectations Surveys.
On the other hand, FT-IR data of the Vulcanian samples are slightly but systematically lower than the hygrometer estimates.
The fainter stars had systematically lower masses, and there was no reasonable way for stars to lose enough mass to force them to move downward on his diagram.
Those who first formed their own opinion offered systematically lower evaluations of a peer's strategy, compared to those who evaluated the peer's strategy before forming their own opinion.
By analyzing all congressional investigations between 1953 and 2014, we found that congressional probes — even those led by the opposition — systematically lower public approval of the president.
●In the years before his father's death, the Times said, Donald Trump participated in an effort to systematically lower the appraised values of Fred Trump's buildings.
Our findings indicated that judgments were systematically lower for marginalized learners after controlling for standardized achievement differences.
The second virial coefficients of PEOX in water were systematically lower than in ethanol, isopropanol and n-butanol.
"For example, that people tend to do what he called 'eyeballing' — 'I think I can give $50,000 this year' — which tends to be systematically lower than what they actually are able to give".
The modelled CO2 output from the entire simulation domain (Fig. 2) shows roughly the same increasing trend of the measurements (Fig. 7a), even if the observed CO2 fluxes are systematically lower than the modelled CO2 output (~70%).
Gas measurements are systematically lower, while gravitational measurements are higher.
