Sentence examples for discrepancies at the from inspiring English sources
In his 39-page opinion, Judge Holwell highlighted that Ms. Cohen failed to pursue the matter after divorce proceedings in 1990, despite having "documented discrepancies" at the time.
Scientists suspect that small inherited predispositions are either enhanced or suppressed by experience, and computer models show that tiny discrepancies at the start can become enormous over time, through feedback loopings of positive reinforcement.
Many of the discrepancies at the White House came from the man who has been part of the Bin Laden hunt for 15 years, John O. Brennan, the president's chief counterterrorism adviser.
The obvious reason for the discrepancies at the large frequencies is in the above-mentioned invalidity of the assumption h ≪ ▮1/k1▮.
There were significant discrepancies at the county scale, indicating that the biomass maps are predicting low biomass in areas where little or no biomass is measured.
For body-centred-cubic metals, the errors are around 7% due to discrepancies at the {3 3 2} and {4 3 3} planes.
Out of that, and perhaps some other things as well, you get such howlers as the discrepancy at the close of the Democratic convention between Gallup's figures and those of Newsweek's Princeton Survey Research.
It has a limit of detection of 146 cells/ml in simulated clinical samples, and is also able to identify the components of polymicrobial samples with 16.9% discrepancy at the genus-level and 31.2% at the species-level.
For the Y axis, the consistency between estimated and advertised scale factor values is better than 0.01, but the bias values have a discrepancy at the level of 100 500 nm/s2 (Table 3).
Examination of the agreement between both subjective and objective PA measurements indicated that the two measurements varied in their degree of discrepancy at the different PA levels.
