Sentence examples for Yet another discrepancy from inspiring English sources

The finding that a considerably larger proportion of patients than of medical staff reported that it was important for the patients to receive information concerning their diagnosis, results of the medical treatment and treatment methods indicates yet another discrepancy.

While the additional votes did not change the outcome in any race, the discrepancy was yet another black eye for the Board of Elections, which was criticized for the way it managed the inaugural use of a computerized voting system in a general election in the city.

Our study provides yet another explanation for the developmental discrepancy (Rafetseder & Perner, 2010; Rafetseder et al., 2010; Rafetseder et al., 2013).

Yet the discrepancy between her inner life and her actions is often amusing.

And yet, this discrepancy between the official rhetoric and undercurrent concern is bad for the civic life of the Union.

Such analysis is carried out to understand the yet unsolved discrepancy between the predicted baseline errors and the observed ones.

Yet the discrepancy between Meyer's public statements and behavior in August, on the one hand, and now, on the other, are unavoidably stark.

Yet the discrepancy between the 22 bridges to the west and the two to the east of Tower Bridge seems to make the decision obvious.

There's another discrepancy.

Yet the discrepancy can also be a result of the direct inactivation of the CphA protein by, e.g., proteolytic activity.

The use of chronological age as a bar to treatment is unethical, yet a discrepancy of opinion remains between the disinclined and the elderly advocate intensivist [ 2].