Sentence examples for be an discrepancy between from inspiring English sources

Also, we noticed that it seems to be an discrepancy between the number of patients fulfilling the criteria for depression and those scoring above ten on self-reported scale for depression (HAD), but self-reported anxiety seems to be more congruent with the clinical diagnose.

There then seemed to be a discrepancy between reference numbers and names.

There needn't be a discrepancy between what is British and what is Muslim.

He added: "There still seems to be a discrepancy between a Paralympic medal and an Olympic medal.

From this research, there seems to be a discrepancy between the support those doing the reviewing wish for and what those overseeing the process are prepared to offer.

Even if boards are thinking more about corporate culture, there does appear to be a discrepancy between what directors are thinking and what happens in practice.

However, there could be a discrepancy between the second language spoken by many Americans and the demand for language skills in global business.

There appeared to be a discrepancy between participants views of their needs for treatment and those being prescribed/provided.

Theoretical astrophysicist Adam Burrows, also of the University of Arizona, agrees that there appears to be a discrepancy between theory and observation.

There will always be a discrepancy between the pace of change in higher education and that of the technology industry.

However, there seems to be a discrepancy between need for and use of weight-related care.