Sentence examples for discrepancies in the form from inspiring English sources
As expected, a highly significant surplus of homozygous genotypes was found, although there were 13 discrepancies in the form of parents that were negative in the test for QTL while being subsequently deduced to have the heterozygous genotype.
The Guardian has sought comment from a Waller county sheriff's office spokesman about the apparent discrepancies in the forms.
The corresponding segments in both states are then compared and investigated for quantifying the incurred discrepancy in the form of a rigid transformation.
When the CHWs were asked about the discrepancies in the paper forms, they reported that it was due to the lack of understanding the indicator definitions: "We never got [proper] training for the paper system.
The OLYMPUS experiment was proposed, designed, and carried-out to investigate the startling discrepancy in the proton form factor ratio observed at JLab in 2000 and in subsequent experiments.
The unusual phyletic distribution of Epc-N containing proteins likely reflects significant discrepancies in the way different organisms form, perceive and respond to epigenetic information.
Class II division 1 malocclusion can have discrepancies in all three dimensions in the form of narrow maxilla, high palate, and sagittal discrepancy.
Kathleen Vigiano, the charity's board president and a retired city police officer, said officials discovered discrepancies in the organization's tax forms in 2017.
Robert Jensen's paper found that the introduction of mobiles into the fishing industry in Kerala, India resulted in reduced price discrepancies and significant welfare benefits in the form of increased profits for fishermen and reduced waste.
There is also indirect evidence that weak selective forces are widespread across the genome in the form of discrepancies between mutational biases and genomic nucleotide contents.
Several investigators have proposed metrics that quantify discrepancies between HbA1c and blood glucose in the form of glycation "gaps" or "indices" (13, 19– 26).
