Sentence examples for discrepancies from from inspiring English sources

Longitudinal trends of u-PSA did not display major discrepancies from those of t-PSA.

The mean values of discrepancies from the measured values were within ∼8%.

IDDES fails to predict unsteadiness and produces concentration distributions with large discrepancies from the experiment.

Mobile phones help farmers find out about price discrepancies from which they might benefit.

Moreover, irrespectively of the adopted wave theory, the structural nonlinear analyses lead to significant discrepancies from the linear ones.

Profile pictures of women online daters had an average of three discrepancies – from photo enhancement, for example – whereas men had an average of 1.33.

In this decay, discrepancies from the standard model predictions might point towards supersymmetry which is thought to be a plausible candidate for a theory beyond the standard model.

(Discrepancies from the average are sifted back into the earnings stream over time). This means that reported earnings are often wildly misleading.

Some discrepancies from the experimental results are observed in the results of the standard Smagorinsky model with a composite grid.

Discrepancies from TAX (as fit to previous data) were observed when the number of branches in the two gambles within a choice differed.

Discrepancies from the attainment of the classical full plastic moment are common and often attributed to a mixture of ovalisation, local buckling, imperfections and strain hardening.