discrepant changes
[dɪˈskrɛpənt tʃeɪndʒɪz]
nounpl: discrepant changes
mudanças discrepantes
1. Variations or alterations that are inconsistent, contradictory, or fail to match expected patterns; differences that are marked by significant disagreement or inconsistency
The discrepant changes in the patient's test results suggested a measurement error.
As mudanças discrepantes nos resultados dos testes do paciente sugeriram um erro de medição.
2. In medical or scientific contexts, observable modifications that do not align with previous observations or theoretical predictions
Discrepant changes in the ECG readings require further investigation.
As mudanças discrepantes nas leituras do ECG exigem investigação adicional.
3. Modifications showing notable lack of agreement or conformity between two or more sets of data or observations
The radiologist noted discrepant changes between the current and previous imaging studies.
O radiologista observou mudanças discrepantes entre os estudos de imagem atual e anterior.
This term is primarily used in medical, scientific, and academic contexts in both Brazil and the USA. It is particularly common in radiology reports, laboratory analysis, and clinical research. The term reflects the international scientific vocabulary shared between English and Portuguese-speaking medical professionals. In Brazil, it is especially prevalent in teaching hospitals and research institutions affiliated with universities.
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