A knowledge-based model had been built in accordance with international standards and local government regulations, and the rational unified process was applied for reducing the discrepancy in the development of the models.
To support this model, we wished to exclude the possibility that the decreased mRNA levels of the plastid genes are a simple reflection of discrepancies in the apicoplast development, particularly apicoplast DNA replication that is rapidly ongoing during the schizont stage.
In our experiments, the discrepancies in infection status and in the development of clinical signs in infected but clinically healthy birds could be a result of several host factors (e.g., age, immune status), virulence, and adaption of the inoculated ABV suspension to the cell culture.
In a letter to USAID, Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction John Sopko noted discrepancies in the geospatial coordinates provided by the development agency last year for 420 of 641 health care facilities in the country.
The reason for this discrepancy may lie, in part, in the development of adjuvant chemotherapy.
To point out possible discrepancies in the classic hypothesis of Müllerian development and to present cases that support an alternative hypothesis.
The Nepal Living Standard Survey (NLSS II), 2003/2004 also reveals discrepancies in the distribution of poverty by development regions.
Overall the discrepancy in microstructural development beyond 90 days in the two concretes would explain the contradictory performance over the longer time frame.
In contrast, Ms. Mainwaring's afterword is less than a hundred and fifty words long; it acknowledges, besides some few additions to Lapsley's emendations, only that "the passages I have interpolated in the original text serve to reconcile discrepancies in the narrative or prepare for later developments".
It is concluded that the experimental technique shows considerable promise, but requires further development to overcome discrepancies in the interfacial heat balance.
