The phrase "a clear discrepancy in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or inconsistencies in data, information, or opinions.
Example: "The audit revealed a clear discrepancy in the financial reports submitted by the departments."
Alternatives: "an obvious difference in" or "a notable inconsistency in".
However, there is a clear discrepancy in the literature about their uptake mechanism, which should be related to the differences existing in the nanotube materials, as well as the experimental procedures.
While the PH-driven mobility does not exhibit a clear discrepancy in both [110] and [100] channels when the channel size is reduced from 8 nm × 8 nm to 6 nm × 6 nm (Fig. 3), the degradation of the SRS-driven mobility is much severer in [110] channels, causing more remarkable reduction of the total mobility than in [100] channels.
We observed a clear discrepancy in expression of the RETN and CEBPE genes in myeloid samples newly obtained in vivo vs. the same cells conditioned in vitro.
In general, there was a clear discrepancy in acetyl-CoA pool enrichments for palmitate (C16:0) and palmitoate (C16:1) on one hand and stearate (C18 0) and oleate (C18 1) on the other hand.
A clear discrepancy in gene regulation was evident in case of autocrine and exogenously applied GH [ 40].
First, there is a clear discrepancy in finding that the Rd in the insulin clamp study was significantly lower in knockins than wild-types under basal conditions, and yet the glucose transport rates were moderately higher in unstimulated isolated muscles and primary adipocytes from the knockin mice ex vivo.
Thus there is a clear discrepancy between the in vitro and in vivo effects of MSC on T cell proliferation and CIA.
Although this does not preclude for a role of NO in TB in humans, as attested by in vitro and ex vivo experiments [28], [29], this result is a clear discrepancy with that observed in mouse phagocytes, especially in Mφs, in which mycobacterial infection induces NOS2 transcription and NO production [7].
Earlier research showed a clear discrepancy between the general public and physicians in their support for euthanasia in a patient with advanced dementia.
More precisely, the comparison of F-scores (see Figure 5) but also D s (see Figure 7 and the results from ANOVA tests) showed that there is a clear discrepancy between these two types of networks in the way that none of the studied synthetic networks could serve as a 'good model' of real biological networks.
There is a clear discrepancy between the sample sizes used to investigate dose in younger (<2 years) and older (>2 years) children.
