The phrase "a small discrepancy between" is grammatically correct and can be used in spoken and written English.
For example, you could say, "I noticed a small discrepancy between the figures in the report and the figures in the presentation."
I'm the intern who's been assigned to fact-check your article about Las Vegas, and I've discovered a small discrepancy between the number of strip clubs you're claiming there are in Las Vegas and the number that's given in your supporting documents".
Notwithstanding, there is a small discrepancy between both functionals.
Yet, rather than by low self-esteem per se, socially anxious people are characterised by a small discrepancy between esteem of self and others, and it may be this reduced tendency to self-favouring that is pivotal to social anxiety.
Despite the improvements to our method we have described, a small discrepancy between one of the four datasets and the fit (for the GP effector data) suggests that the killing model could be further refined.
There is a small discrepancy between the two models at very low distances (<50 μm).
There was, however, a small discrepancy between the two methods, as 33 subjects (3.5 %) were classified differently.
Partly consistently, a study from another laboratory (Lai et al. 2012) showed that decreased rGMV in ACC and mPFC was associated with a smaller discrepancy between systemizing and empathizing (systemizing minus empathizing).
Of note, there is a small discrepancy observed between our MNAR estimates and the original article by Carpenter et al. [ 18], over increasing number of imputations (≥50 imputations).
It is clear that there is an overlap but a small discrepancy as well between the controls suggested by best practice frameworks and those requested by the insurance community.
In the case of a small discrepancy in route length between minimizing travel distance and maximizing initial rate of reward intake (experiment 2), bees flew a long route starting with the most rewarding flower significantly more often than one of the shortest possible routes (Fig. 4).
However, variable magnetic field Hall measurements and the quantitative mobility spectrum analysis [27] of the Hall data must be considered in order to distinguish the contribution of each channel though the analysis which may be further complicated as a result of the small discrepancy between the electron densities and the mobilities in the two channels [28].
