Sentence examples for a discrepancy has from inspiring English sources
Such a discrepancy has been encountered with other non-coding genomic segments [29], [30], and it has been proposed that current algorithms for detecting sequence conservation between evolutionarily diverse species are not sufficiently sensitive to identify all functional non-coding sequences [31].
A discrepancy has existed in the minimum standard of definition of ROH among the groups that have been studied for ROHs to date [ 25].
Moreover, a discrepancy has been found between patient data on physical activity obtained before surgery and his/her true activity after the surgery [ 37- 39].
Such a discrepancy has also been observed recently in the diaphragm in septic mice [ 33], suggesting that autophagy can occur independent of beclin-1.
A discrepancy has been reported when the codon 599 residue was replaced by a bulky non-polar amino acid, isoleucine (p.T599I mutant) [ 13, 16].
While such a discrepancy has previously been proposed between the batwing and figure-of-eight coils [4], this is the first study to directly compare input output characteristics in the same subjects.
Using Tg = −42°C for poly vinylidene fluoride) and a value of Tg usually reported for polytrifluoroethylene (Tg = 31°C, a significant discrepancy has been obtained between experimental and predicted values.
What started as a financial discrepancy has created ghettos, and the so-called quartiers chauds: areas where locals, mostly first or second generation immigrants, attack policemen and burn cars.
A similar discrepancy has previously been found among chronic insomniacs [22].
A wide discrepancy has been reported in the autophagic response of cancer cells [20], and colorectal HCT116 cells were chosen for this study as highly responsive cells when confronted to starvation (our unpublished data).
A substantial discrepancy has been found between the prevalence rates and the number of psychosocial problems being treated in childhood (see for a review Costello et al. 2005).
