Sentence examples for at a discrepancy from inspiring English sources

The committee also expressed concern at a discrepancy between evidence from MI6 and a British police counter-terrorism unit over when MI6 was first informed of the arrest.

The Gull type-specific assay for HSV antibodies has significant problems with sensitivity and specificity at a discrepancy rate of 11%.

Results derived from PCA-fused data are highly consistent with the ground statistics at a discrepancy between 0.35% for evaporation zone and 1.80% for condensation zone.

Remarkably, the components rCan f 1, rCan f 2, rCan f 3 and nCan f 5 did not react, which points at a discrepancy outside the CCD problem.

Since this site was located at a miRNA-mRNA mismatch position as well as at a discrepancy site in diverse members, this miR-SNP in the va-miR160 family is unlikely to change the target genes of these miRNAs.

Previous examinations of then unknown CRF proteins from larger scale analyses of the entire ERF protein family, have hinted at such a discrepancy for some species but lacked resolution of clade A and B members [ 2, 5, 8].

The result of the synthetic modelling shows that the isotropic and anisotropic synthetic gathers compares favourably well at near offset but at far offset a discrepancy exist.

He settled on 1 57 58, almost nine minutes faster than the world record at the time; a discrepancy that suggested, Joyner wrote, that "our level of knowledge about the determinants of human performance is inadequate".

At issue was a discrepancy between Election Day and recount totals in one of the city's precincts.

According to the Federal Highway Administration FHWAA), the length is 29.97 mile while MDOT reports the length at 35.026 mile, a discrepancy due to a disagreement over the northern terminus.

The combined phred-like score is the sum of all phred scores from each EST that contributes to X at Y. A discrepancy was defined as any mismatch in an alignment.