Sentence examples for been a discrepancy between from inspiring English sources

In COPD, there has so far been a discrepancy between the few, and often non-validated, assessment questions used in the clinical management of COPD patients and the increasing number of questionnaires applied in observational studies as well as clinical trials.

There is a discrepancy between what is claimed and what is the reality".

Still, in Pennsylvania as elsewhere, there is a discrepancy between polls.

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

Q: Did you think there was a discrepancy between the police logs and the CCTV footage?

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.

"Obviously, there is a discrepancy" between the bishop's account and attorney general's report," he said.

The report, released on Wednesday, found there was a discrepancy between the hospital's aspirations and current standards.

"There is a discrepancy between the government and the will of the citizens," Geiling told the Guardian.

And if there is a discrepancy between man and machine, a second human is summoned.