It is of concern that 20% of children will have a discrepancy in the Mallet score of shoulder abduction and external rotation.
Certainly these discrepancies will have to be resolved, but here we provide evidence for a different mechanism for regulating junctions, and perhaps EMT, through threonine phosphorylation-based stabilization or dephosphorylation-based destabilization of junctions.
This discrepancy will have to be addressed in the future.
For example, is there any obvious power discrepancy that will have an impact on findings?
Consequently, the detection power P(D), sometimes written more traditionally as 1 - β, is given by Eq. 8, where C is replaced by D. Here, we examine some of the consequent properties of the so-called length-discrepancy method that will have implications for future projects.
Played by horns in different keys, the same sprightly call will have its intervals slightly altered, and these microtonal discrepancies, when heard in chords, offer strangely dislocated harmonies.
Her letter subtly points to differences between her foreign policy outlook and that of the administration she served, a discrepancy that both Clinton and Obama will have to navigate delicately as the next presidential contest approaches.
The question of how to fight that discrepancy in arrests is one of the thorny questions policymakers will have to tackle even if weed becomes legal.
Expand beyond the immediate parameters of this exercise, and the generational discrepancy grows even more acute: add Thomas Pynchon and E. L. Doctorow, Anne Tyler and Cynthia Ozick, John Irving and Joan Didion and Russell Banks and Joyce Carol Oates and you will have a literary pantheon born almost to a person during the presidency of Franklin Roosevelt.
Discrepancies will be further discussed until a consensus is achieved.
