Sentence examples for describes the discrepancy between from inspiring English sources
In this context, "education gap" describes the discrepancy between the skills possessed by the average college graduate and the work-ready technical skills being required by many of today's employers.
That is, Moffitt [ 1] proposed that many adolescents feel trapped in a "maturity gap", which describes the discrepancy between biological maturity and continued social dependence.
A cost function describing the discrepancy between model results and observations is defined and the adjoint and the conjugate gradient methods are used for the computation of the cost function gradient and the search of its minimum, respectively.
To our knowledge, this is the first report describing the discrepancy between subjective symptoms and objectively measured clinical findings in dry eye in a large Chinese patient sample.
As suggested, we have added a sentence to the Discussion describing the discrepancy between our results and that of Willis et al. 1985 ("These findings differ from previous studies which suggested that entrainment to moonlight rhythms occurs over several months)".
In addition to HIV infection, which dramatically increases risk for KS, which has been well described, the discrepancy between the geographical distribution of KS both prior to and with the AIDS epidemic suggests the presence of an additional co-factor in the development of this malignancy [ 7, 30].
In describing the discrepancies between California and New York, Gopnik wrote, "You go local in Berkeley, you're gonna eat"; but New York is "mostly like bricks and steel girders and shoes in trees".
Home care administrators were mostly concerned with describing the discrepancies between the hospital's, the patients', and the families' expectations for the community to have adequate personnel competence, the necessary resources in place, and the daily struggle to keep it all at a professional level.
Mourinho describes the discrepancy as a "big coincidence".
They went on to describe the discrepancies and contradictions between the 'good and bad' patient studies and conclude that the topic lacked external validity.
A few methods have been previously described to account for the discrepancy between the pitch angle of data loggers and the longitudinal axis in field studies.
