The phrase "a notable discrepancy between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or inconsistencies between two or more items, data sets, or situations.
Example: "The report highlighted a notable discrepancy between the projected sales figures and the actual results."
Alternatives: "a significant difference between" or "a marked variation between".
However, the results of previous researches are limited by some simplifying assumptions and lead to a notable discrepancy between the model prediction and the experimental results.
We found a notable discrepancy between the clinicians' report and the patients' report of sleep disturbance.
There was a notable discrepancy between the number of services providing assessment (228/231, 99%) and those following on with a linked multi-factorial intervention (192/231, 83%).
Recently also the volatility of deliquesced succinic acid/ammonium sulfate (denoted here as AS) aerosol has been investigated and, as in the work of Zardini et al., a notable discrepancy between the observed and modeled aerosol evaporation was found.
2 There appears to be no convincing theoretical model of stroke follow-up at 6 months; there is also a notable discrepancy between 6 months postadmission and 6 months postdischarge recommended by SSNAP and the National Clinical Guidelines for Stroke respectively.
An exception is the case of P wave incidence on the vertical cracks, in which a notable discrepancy exists between the experimental and theoretical values of either Q−1 or Δv (Figs. 9(h) and 9(i)).
We observed a notable discrepancy in variant calling between HiSeq 2000 and Proton sequencing platforms.
In 2005 there was a notable discrepancy in pass rates between internationally trained Physiotherapists and Canadian graduates; less than 50% of internationally trained Physiotherapists exam attempts translated into passes, compared to greater than 92% of Canadian educated candidate attempts [ 7].
However, a notable discrepancy was that S. agalactiae (a pyogenic species) clustered with the bovis species group in the 75-cluster species tree.
The discrepancy in experimental conditions that results in such a notable discrepancy in the proportion of LC3-I and LC3-II in controls of the same cell type in different figures should be resolved.
Interestingly, this significant and notable discrepancy between WT and KO mice was specific for the shortest intervals of 10 ms (100 Hz).
