Sentence examples for yielding discrepancies from inspiring English sources

MODIS-based retrievals at 1 km resolution are too coarse to resolve the flux tower footprint in this complex landscape, yielding discrepancies of 100 W m−2 in model-measurement comparisons.

The special characteristics of SMA-MR such as hysteretic behavior, nonlinear stiffness, transverse isotropy, dry friction damping property and temperature dependency are predicted by the model, with the comparison between the theoretical and experimental results yielding discrepancies lower than 5% in the majority of the conditions considered.

A modification to DANSE is proposed to increase its robustness, yielding smaller discrepancy between the performance of DANSE and the centralized MWF.

The model responses are much larger than the data values yielding large positive discrepancies.

There is a small difference when comparing EM- or PHASE-derived haplotypes yielding a smaller discrepancy using the EM for INS and MCP1, and a smaller discrepancy using PHASE for IL-6.

Increasing printing speed was found to have a detrimental effect on precision, with a 90 mm/s speed yielding an 8.5% discrepancy between CAD and physical model wall thickness compared to an error lower than 0.01 mm when using a 30 mm/s printing speed.

If we restrict our attention to parameter sets yielding the least discrepancy when compared to the cross-sectional community prevalence data from the PRET study in Niger, what is the best time to treat?

Based on our small dataset, we could show a large discrepancy between visual and quantitative analysis, yielding inconsistent results in up to 42.3%% of the inspected lesions.

All of these discrepancies lead to inherent limitations in comparisons between studies and possibly yielding controversial findings.

This may be explained due to the different geometries of the two devices, leading to discrepancies in the current path/path lengths cross through the membrane, hence yielding divergent resistance outputs.

Among the extranodal manifestations, splenic involvement was the source of the greatest discrepancy, with WB-DW-MRI detecting only 50%% of cases and yielding false positive findings in three other patients (Fig.  2).