Sentence examples for detect a discrepancy from inspiring English sources

One idea is that narcissists become uncomfortable, angry and aggressive when they detect a discrepancy between their own positive view of themselves and someone else's less positive view.

It sometimes fails to detect a discrepancy in a vote that is known to have been problematic, and occasionally detects fiddling where there was none.

This requires the ability to predict the movement of the target object on the basis of physical causality and to detect a discrepancy between predicted and observed events.

Tajima's D and Fay and Wu's H highlight a skew in the frequency distribution of variants, H giving more weight to high-frequency polymorphisms, whereas Fu and Li's D* and F* detect a discrepancy between either the total number of mutations (D*) or the average number of differences between two sequences (F*) and the number of singletons.

Most newer vehicles will detect a discrepancy between wheel speeds and disengage the cruise control instead, but even this can cause an unexpected and sudden change in power application and still exacerbate the situation.

One general class of theory on homing behaviour postulates that the pigeon detects a discrepancy between a particular set of stimuli observed at the release site and its stored knowledge of what that set of stimuli should be like at home, and it then flies in such a direction as to reduce this discrepancy.

The researchers argue that if heat remagnetized the zircons during this earliest period, they would have detected a discrepancy in the uranium-lead radioisotope system used for dating the zircons.

However, we have detected a discrepancy between the results obtained from the screening and independent cohort.

However, the magnitude of this positive bias was significantly decreased, suggesting that depressed individuals may become locked in self-regulatory cycles because they are more sensitive in detecting a discrepancy between ideal and actual status.

However, we detected a discrepancy between the mitochondrial lineage and, the morphology and the nuclear lineage of two specimens of form R, one from the Meuse and one from the Seine, two of the three rivers where we found forms R and S in sympatry.

When looking at different parameters of arterial load, the predictive abilities of Ea and C were superior to TSVR and MAP changes to detect a PPCO-EDCO discrepancy ≥ 10% in all PPCO algorithms.