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We find that the calculated values are higher for all concentrations; the discrepancy increases with decreasing salt concentration.

The discrepancy increases to 23% in the corresponding study with external controls PLCOca-NHSco (Table 6).

In perceptual tasks using simple stimuli, it was found that as the discrepancy increases, human subjects believe less that the two stimuli had a common source [68] and can make different responses when asked for the auditory and the visual source separately [48].

From these, we can calculate the "observed" OR and compare it with the given OR. Figure 1A illustrates that the discrepancy increases steadily with increasing frequency of one haplotype (other frequencies fixed, abstract scenarios type a) until it reaches a maximum of 0.00917 for f1 = 0.46, and then, for f1>0.61, it decreases monotonically.

A positive coefficient indicates that the discrepancy increases.

The discrepancy increases as the eGFR rises but even within the range where CKD classification depends on eGFR, the disparity between the two formulae can be large.

In contrast, for medium H2 content fuels, both measurement techniques show that the models tend to overpredict flame speed, with the discrepancy increasing as Φ decreases and temperature increases.

In all three tasks, the magnitude of the discrepancy increased with cup size.

The discrepancy increased the further west he traveled, revealing a widening wedge in the boundary as it was agreed upon, and as it was marked.

Closer investigation of this response (not shown) indicated there was no discrepancy for the 0 d transfer sub-treatment, but the discrepancy increased as treatments were exposed to longer durations of the 11 °C conditions.

Tennant and colleagues reported that women aged over 55 years made more demands for knee arthroplasty than men of the same age and the discrepancy increased with age [ 16].