Sentence examples for a wide discrepancy of from inspiring English sources

9 The 2007 Indonesia Demographic and Health Survey (IDHS) showed that only 66% of women had four antenatal visits, lower than the national target of 90%. 10 The Ministry of Health also reported a wide discrepancy of antenatal care utilisation across provinces.

Evidently there is a wide discrepancy for interpretation of the symptoms and signs necessary to make the diagnosis of CRPS.

There was a wide discrepancy in the level and pattern of student use of both CAI.

When queried as to the reason why patients thought they were not being referred to pain specialists, only 5% of Chinese respondents answered "because they are not available" compared to 66% in the Philippines, indicating a wide discrepancy between these two countries in terms of the availability of these specialists.

Sufia Alam, the women's project manager of the east London Maryam centre, pointed out a wide discrepancy between Cameron's suggestion that 22% of Muslim women have limited or no English, and the 2011 census, which said that just 6% struggled significantly with the language.

Generally, this study revealed a wide discrepancy between the graduates' self- assessment and experts' assessment of the clinical competency of the graduates.

There was a wide discrepancy between the graduates' self-assessment and experts' assessment, particularly in the level of inadequate performance.

Constant states that there is a wide discrepancy between normal values from different centers, because there is a great deal of uncertainty as to the methodology.

However, there is a wide discrepancy between universities.

A wide discrepancy in method separates the two voice settings.

That said, there is still a wide discrepancy in pricing between bank loans and alternative loans.