Sentence examples for true discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Such a value is very close to the true discrepancy, (E_{1}).

The true discrepancy (E:= int_{0}^{1}varphi(f(x)),dx-varphi (int_{0}^{1}f(x),dx )) between the two sides of the Jensen inequality is (Eapprox0.3612).

It is advisable to have the shoe height a little less than the true discrepancy during lengthening; it increases the 'lifespan' of the shoe and reduces the number of alterations needed (Fig. 12).

Thus, whether or not there is a true discrepancy remains to be resolved.

However, their inclusion of individuals subsequently born pre-term, those exposed to maternal smoking during pregnancy, and those with known growth restricting pathologies would have deflated the true discrepancy.

The lower percentage of Hispanic cases could reflect a true discrepancy; recent studies have suggested that the true rate of ALS in the Hispanic population is lower than in the non-Hispanic population.

We performed a manual review of discrepant calls and ultimately determined that nine high-quality SNV calls were true discrepancies, corresponding to eight NGS false positives and one NGS false negative (Table 1, see Supplementary Note 1 online).

Judging from the results of the meta-analysis, true discrepancies are relatively rare, but may be significant, up to ±11.4 mmHg.

However, we were not able to confirm a selected subset of those SNPs and further validation is needed to establish any true discrepancies between the genomic DNA and the cell line.

Whether the remaining 1% represents a true chromosomal discrepancy between GT1 and RH is not further pursued here.

When DB pruning is used, the 38 true DEG discrepancy between tTest and WAD is reduced to 6 when K=550.