Sentence examples for discrepancy between each other from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figures 3d and e, the average tumor sizes of the four groups, indicated by the lateral fluorescent areas, had the same discrepancy between each other as we observed in in vitro studies.

There is a discrepancy between U.S. and other international business cultures, and many accustomed to the latter rely substantially on verbal agreements or undocumented meetings to do business.

The discrepancy between Viridiplantae and other kingdoms can also be observed in the relationship between exon count and number of genes (Fig. 2D, Fig. S3), as well as exon/gene ratio and number of protein coding genes (Fig. S4).

The PRT_ref12 product is amplified from about 6 kb upstream of AMY1, and we found no clear examples of discrepancy between this and other measures of AMY1 CNV.

However, further studies are required to better understand the discrepancy between Snail and other EMT-related marker expression after GC treatment.

Frequently, discrepancy between PCT and other inflammatory markers were noticed, suggesting an inflammatory response or nonbacterial infection and not necessarily an indication for antibiotics.

We did not exclude adjuvant use of drugs other than statins; this might explain the discrepancy between our study and others showing efficacy of drugs other than statins on clinical outcomes in breast cancer.

A few extra zeros go a long way toward explaining the salary discrepancies between M.L.S. and other major American professional leagues.

One explanation for these discrepancies between fMRI and other measures is the way in which participants observed the targets.

It is not known whether the statistical determinants of QoL measurement discrepancy observed here will apply to discrepancies between other patient- and assessor-rated QoL measures.

Discrepancies between molecular and other data are not restricted to tree topologies.