Sentence examples for discrepancy between the amounts from inspiring English sources
We observed a substantial discrepancy between the amounts of released, and intracellularly retained IL-1β indicating a degradation process during its release.
Already, it has been alerted to a discrepancy between the amount of oil pumped and the amount shipped.
Often, there is a discrepancy between the amount of harvestable skin and the extent of the potential recipient sites.
Good news first: the discrepancy between the amount of time men and women spend on housework has been shrinking steadily since the 1960s.
Note that the discrepancy between the amount of information being transmitted and the amount of information being processed is so large that any inaccuracy in the measurements is insignificant.
While some of the officers were engaged in checking the discrepancy between the amount of gas in storage tanks and the coupons in the boxes, Davis was taken by two of the agents to on outer room in his office.
It took six weeks to get an acknowledgement and another three months to receive a cheque for £500 with no admission of guilt or apology or explanation for the discrepancy between the amount estimated by the two departments... my experience with Anglian Water was quite different.
There has been general recognition within the construction industry that there is a discrepancy between the amount of energy that buildings actually use and what designers considered that they should use.
By combining sPMCA with prion delivery on suitable carrier particles we were able to resolve the apparent discrepancy between the amount of PrPres and infectivity which we were then able to relate to differences in the size distribution of PrP aggregates and consecutive differences in regard to biological clearance.
I am alarmed by the discrepancy between the amount of undiscovered/unused conducting talent in this country and their representation at recent proms seasons.
The other was this pie chart that Yahoo's PR department used to love to trot out showing the discrepancy between the amount of time people spend online and the percentage of advertising spend that goes online.
