Mechanistically within foliage, the discrepancy between the results for long-living spruce needles and deciduous beech leaves may relate to the increased water-use efficiency of conifer needles because of their more compact cell structure which limits internal CO2 diffusion (Niinemets et al. 2011).
The discrepancy between numerical and experimental values of load capacities was within six while the discrepancy of mid-span displacement was within 10%%.
Within official running circles, the discrepancy is a sensitive subject.
"There is a strong likelihood that employers may simply fire employees who are unable to resolve the discrepancy within 90 days," even if they are legal, he wrote.
"There is a strong likelihood that employers may simply fire employees who are unable to resolve the discrepancy within 90 days," the judge wrote, even if the problem was caused by data-entry mistakes, misspellings or name changes.
The qualitative (i.e., the number of specimens yielding a bacterial count greater than the clinical threshold) and quantitative (i.e., the discrepancy within a 0.5 log value) concordances were 100%andd 98.2%, respectively.
However, the discrepancy within subset C can possibly be explained by differences in the experimental approach (see above).
For G" the discrepancy within low frequencies are visible as the experimental points and the estimated curve diverge.
The blue arrows within Figure 11 emphasize the discrepancy between where melt is thermodynamically stable and where melt would exist after deflection by a variable grain-size permeability field.
Rather, the "optimal" set comprises one possible fully specified lattice (connection scheme and model parameters) that is capable of replicating a corresponding set of experiments to within the observed discrepancy.
