Sentence examples for which discrepancies from inspiring English sources

But climate is so complicated, and cuts across so many scientific disciplines, that it's impossible to know which discrepancies or which variables are really important.

We attempted to carefully assess which discrepancies can be caused by human error and which can be caused by the insufficiency of the methods used.

The overhead on update performance is significant due to interface mismatches, i.e. situations in which discrepancies between the uniform API and the NoSQL database capabilities negatively impact performance.

We next considered the manner in which discrepancies occurred by comparing how genotypes should have been called (HapMap AA, AB, BB calls) to how they were actually called (RLMM AA, AB, BB calls) for each of the reduced probesets.

To prove that our direct nascent TR data measures directly the transcription process, and thus differs from the indirect estimation of increase of mature mRNA concentration we compared both TR datasets with regard to the transcription features in which discrepancies are expected.

HPV73 was the last HPV type for which discrepancies between LA and LQ were significant.

Use of the tool highlighted study design features for which discrepancy of opinion existed among the authors regarding the degree of pragmatism within the trial, and provided a basis for discussing those areas more explicitly.

A panel of four anaesthetists blinded to the treatment arm in which the discrepancies occurred evaluated dose discrepancies.

The authors then met to discuss any discrepancies in coding, in which no discrepancies were evident.

Are there differences between male and female brains which explain discrepancies in the achievements of the sexes?

The board has not determined the cause of the explosion, in which apparent discrepancies were found in recordkeeping related to construction of the pipeline.