Sentence examples similar to a narrowed discrepancy from inspiring English sources

A narrowing window on immigration?

The table shows a narrow level of discrepancy in life expectancy at birth during the early decades, which widened in the more recent decades.

Mr. Obama signed legislation in 2010 to narrow the discrepancy in sentences for offenses involving crack and powder cocaine.

The adjustment of electron-donating and electron-withdrawing phenyl and pyridine substituted groups narrows the discrepancy of electron push-pull capabilities for dizao and coupling components, which makes possible the transformation for roles of donor and acceptor.

This discrepancy narrowed to 2 3 orders of magnitude when CPF was detected in more than one sample matrix.

For blood pressure checks, the difference between men and women was most pronounced for 20 29 year olds (OR =.38), whereas this discrepancy narrowed for older ages (OR =.68 for age 60+).

For blood pressure checks, the difference between men and women was most pronounced for 20 29 year olds (65% vs. 85%, respectively), whereas this discrepancy narrowed for older ages (87% vs. 91%, for age 60+).

Future studies are urgently needed to evaluate the provision of educational materials and other interventions to improve smoking cessation counseling rates among anesthesiologists and to narrow these discrepancies.

If narrowing these discrepancies is deemed among the important issues to be addressed next, then our approach would be to include that specification within the targeted attribute list in Set C of Table 1.

Mr. Hooper held up the baskets, pleased with his find, then his eyes narrowed on a small discrepancy: one basket was slightly darker than the other.

Although the difference between rural and urban heights has narrowed since 1975, other discrepancies persist.