Sentence examples for broad discrepancies from inspiring English sources

Indeed, when some subjects' actual phone use was logged, there were broad discrepancies between actual and reported usage.

He offered to conduct a joint investigation with the Afghan government and the United Nations to resolve broad discrepancies in accounts of what had happened.

However, the broad discrepancies in study populations, age groups, modes of muscle strength measurements (isometric or concentric), and testing speeds makes the published findings on these relationships arbitrary and difficult to compare.

Since there is such a broad discrepancy between the efficacy of human-based research and basic research in terms of advancing medical care [ 157, 164, 165], funding research that uses animal models is actually unethical in respect of humans.

But the recognition of a broad discrepancy between the number of recorded votes and registered voters in some districts only fueled suspicions that the election — and the Guardian Council's arbitration of it — was unfair.

What explains these wide discrepancies?

What explains this wide discrepancy?

Trump's varied itineraries in Japan and South Korea reflect a broader discrepancy in his ties with the two U.S. allies' leaders.

The authors point out that while guidelines are supposed to provide broad normative directives, there are discrepancies in approaches to benefits across these guidelines with "obvious potential to result in differing practical interpretations of the ethical conduct of global health research" ([ 2] p6).

To place this information in a broader context we compared current discrepancies in the United Kingdom to those previously identified [ 3] to determine whether funding allocation has improved with respect to equitability and we compared the United Kingdom discrepancies to those recently reported for the United States [ 10].

The problem with the comparative method Aslan uses is it overlooks important discrepancies in favour of broad-brush correlations.