Sentence examples for cultural discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Methods such as self-immolation, which is generally fatal and prevalent among female suicide attempters in the Western provinces of Iran could account for this cross cultural discrepancy.

But the issues affecting Britain's Roma run deeper than cultural discrepancies.

Some of the show's original depictions of mature content including violence, sexual humor, and coarse language, as well as some controversial cultural discrepancies were edited out for broadcast.

Proposed objective items such as questions related to concrete knowledge were discharged due to cultural discrepancies among the participating countries.

Shifts in museum organization and the scholarly vocabulary used to describe "Islamic" art problematic in itself account for some geo-cultural discrepancies; however, no early attribution dates the lamp to the Mamluk period.

For the sake of reliability and validity of this instrument, the learner autonomy questionnaire was piloted to a group of twenty volunteers of EFL undergraduates at the same level of English proficiency; also it was supervised by two scholars in the same filed in order to omit any socio-cultural discrepancies.

Presumably, some topics or question areas will create particularly acute cross-cultural discrepancies.

Previous research have highlighted possible cross-cultural discrepancies in health-related quality of life [ 11- 13].

We hypothesise that different peri-urban patterns are driven by geographical, historical, cultural and economic discrepancies between southern and northern Ghana, and reflect the effectiveness of land use planning instruments.

Whatever political discrepancies, cultural and language differences exist are the remnants of colonial times.

Furthermore, consensus on suicide attempt risk factors is still unclear because of their complexity, and the generalizability of previous research may be limited due to discrepancies of cultural context, study populations, design, and data analysis.