"conspicuous discrepancy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an obvious difference between two different items or things. For example, "The conspicuous discrepancy between the two methods of calculating the area was immediately noticed."
However, the conspicuous discrepancy in the recombination frequencies between the two comparatively closely related taxa, Apis and Nasonia, is a striking phenomenon that still merits further investigation.
New fractures tend to occur more frequently in thoracic vertebrae in both groups but no conspicuous discrepancy.
An interesting revelation was that diverse members of the same Vvi-miRNA family could exhibit conspicuous discrepancy in their responses to exogenous GA3.
Still, transmission studies in these latter animals also revealed a conspicuous discrepancy between efficient experimental acceleration (by Aβ inocula) or transmission (by tau- and α-synuclein inocula) of protein aggregation, and a lack of concomitant acceleration or transmission, respectively, of severe cognitive or neurological disease.
Despite the conspicuous discrepancies in wealth, the crime rate in Cairo is remarkably low.
However, in the absence of any conspicuous discrepancies, we think it is worth considering the implications of a negative association between environmental and mutational robustness.
The reasons for such conspicuous genotype phenotype discrepancies among tissues and species are elusive, but emerging evidence support that the subcellular assembly, sorting and targeting of components of pre-ciliary complexes mediated by RPGRIP1 present remarkable cell type-dependent structural and functional plasticity.
When this discrepancy is made conspicuous, proponents of the information hypothesis have found that passively moved (Melamed et al. 1973), involuntarily moved (Mather & Lackner 1975), and even immobile subjects (Kravitz & Wallach 1966) exhibit significant adaption.
But one conspicuous anomaly has inspired notably little curiosity from the scientific community: the striking discrepancy between the glutted market for early-career scientists and the numerous prestigious reports calling for training and importing ever more scientists to head off a looming shortage.
Such large discrepancies in apparent rate of evolution of genome macro-structure are largely conspicuous among angiosperm lineages, where it has been shown that the genomes of perennial species such as grape and poplar evolved slower than those of annual species such as Arabidopsis and rice [ 63].
