The phrase "although some discrepancies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding discrepancies in a statement or argument.
Example: "The report was generally accurate, although some discrepancies were noted in the data collection process."
Alternatives: "despite certain inconsistencies" or "even though there are some differences".
The overall comparison is found satisfactory, although some discrepancies are observed.
Although some discrepancies existed at the initial blowdown phase, the code calculation agreed well with the experiment data.
The proposed approach predicts the MSEs well, although some discrepancies are observed with α=0.9,μ=0.8.
Very good agreement was demonstrated between semi-analytical and numerical solution although some discrepancies were found at tunnel corners where large curvature existed.
A comparison with experimental crack front shape allows the validation of the employed method, although some discrepancies remain near the specimen edges.
Although some discrepancies are seen in the high range of reduced velocities, the proposed numerical framework generally reproduces the experiments with good accuracy and proves to be a beneficial tool in simulation of bluff body aerodynamics for bridge design.
The previous studies focus on the channeling-induced low-level jet; Wu et al. (2015) proposed that the leading role of the northerly asymmetric flow in the mid-troposphere causing the southward deflection of the simulated TC tracks; overall, their deep-layer areal-mean asymmetric flow is consistent with the movement of storm, although some discrepancy still exists.
This protection map is generally in good agreement with the secondary structure of β2m (shown in Figure 3 using line notations) deduced from the X-ray crystal structure of this protein, although some discrepancy does exist.
Although some discrepancy exists in the literature concerning the levels of C/EBPα in HepG2 cells, the levels detected in the present study were similar to those reported by Chew et al and Yoon and Smart, using equally or less sensitive conditions.
Forecasting beef production between 2006 and mid-2009, the model showed similar values to those observed, although with some discrepancies (Fig. 2).
Moreover, although there are some discrepancies when evaluating (29) as compared to ([14]], Eq. 20) and ([15]], Eq. 12), at a high value of a false alarm probability, the expression (29) is a perfect match.
