Sentence examples for techniques discrepancies from inspiring English sources

This finding is consistent with recent European and American studies that highlighted that even with modern diagnostic techniques discrepancies between clinical diagnoses and postmortem findings continue to occur [ 4, 6, 8, 11].

We tried to study the PWV variability with ARMA model techniques realizing discrepancies of the existing standard models over the region.

However, we noticed that ST overestimates the absolute values of EVLWI compared with the gravimetric technique – a discrepancy that increased with progression of pulmonary oedema.

With the anaerobic culture technique, the discrepancy between salivary recovery and subgingival presence has been significant, which makes this approach unsuitable for use in the microbial diagnosis of periodontitis patients [ 15].

The finite element method is used to show that depth-profiling of mechanical properties using conventional analysis techniques leads to discrepancies in the values of computed modulus and hardness compared to the actual values of these properties.

The questionnaire was developed using standard back translation techniques with any discrepancies being resolved following discussion among experts.

The few experiments that have been conducted to measure inelastic electron scattering on helium using this technique [15] [17] show discrepancies between experiment and theory especially at high scattering angles.

Although these models provide the distinct advantage of investigator control of tumourigenesis through carcinogen administration, there are also multiple disadvantages associated with these models such as variability in administration technique leading to discrepancies in results.

The results highlight the need for more stringent technological developments for manufacturers to ensure adherence to targets, and the requirements for more accurate measurement techniques that account for discrepancies between standardised and on-road fuel consumption.

Larger studies using a consensus panel and sensitive, methylation detection techniques will resolve the discrepancies in this field and will likely yield a CRC-specific methylation signature that could be developed into a diagnostic tool in the future.

Major errors of clinical diagnoses seem to have increased globally, and in some Western countries, despite the availability of sophisticated diagnostic techniques, there are observed discrepancies between clinical and autopsy diagnoses (4, 6– 8).