Sentence examples for caused discrepancies from inspiring English sources

The lack of a standardized taxonomy, particularly for corals, caused discrepancies between invoices and inspections of shipment contents resulting in stiff fines.

High molecular weight fragments also caused discrepancies in size determinations, especially when they were larger than the size standard (i.e., >15 kb). Figure 3 shows differences in band determination.

44, 45 Therefore, qualitative deteriorations and variations in subpopulations of CD3+ T cells mobilized to the cancer bed may have caused discrepancies in autophagic functions in the tumor microenvironment.

Differences within and among wildlife for the kinetics of antibody production and viral replication, as well as differences in the sequence of AMDV and viral sequestration have caused discrepancies between the results of PCR and CIEP tests in free-ranging American mink [ 7], skunks [ 10, 12] and raccoons [ 12].

There are several methodological differences that might have caused discrepancy in the results between these two studies.

In conclusion, upregulation of canonical wnt/ β-catenin signaling mimicked by LiCl caused discrepancy between mRNA and protein expression of BMP4.

This can cause discrepancies in the model predictions.

The report pointed to factors that have long been known to cause discrepancies in access and achievement, including students' race, family income and a state's relative wealth.

Proposed notational enhancements increase efficiency by lessening repetitive efforts and time troubleshooting these user errors causing discrepancies found in simulation.

The use of different data sources, as well as of different region identification algorithms, causes discrepancies in reported sunspot areas.

Such changes can cause discrepancies between the UI and static help materials, e.g., videos and screenshots, thereby negatively impacting the latter's usefulness (usability and utility).