Sentence examples for total discrepancies from inspiring English sources
71 discrepancies in the medical history data section made up 51.8% (71/137) of total discrepancies found.
The majority of discrepancies noted were present in the medical history data section (77.6% (76/98) of total discrepancies).
Regarding total discrepancies, omitting medication occurred most frequently (55.1%) and most discrepancies (42.7%) were judged to have the potential to cause moderate discomfort or clinical deterioration.
The results showed that while the MS model with a total discrepancy of 5% was an appropriate failure criterion, the PS model with about 86% accuracy could not predict the experimental results satisfactorily.
Most of these jobs losses — about 1.7 million out of the total discrepancy of 2.3 million — came prior to the design and passage of the stimulus bill in February 2009.
We also calculated an absolute value of total discrepancy.
Total discrepancy levels for the datasets were then determined, as well as the individual levels of discrepancy for each variable.
From almost total coincidence to almost total discrepancy, the intermediate state of the degree of severity serves the purpose of clearly showing how discrepancies originated.
We investigate the association between characteristics and discrepancies for each item (χ test) and for the total discrepancy summary score (paired t test).
To examine whether the total discrepancy in reported life events between the adolescents and their mothers was different based on maternal depression history, we first conducted t tests.
Across North America, Europe, Central Asia and Australasia, the total discrepancy in PLHIV is 1.7 million (UNAIDS PLHIV estimate 3.4 million vs. Murray et al., 1.7 million).
