Sentence examples for discrepancy in knowledge from inspiring English sources
The discrepancy in knowledge found among healthcare workers was not totally unexpected due to health service structure in Pakistan.
The discrepancy in knowledge found among the healthcare workers working in specialties of pediatrics and psychiatry in our study is consistent with findings of previous surveys of knowledge about childhood autism among healthcare workers that had documented some differences and misconceptions about various aspects of childhood autism across disciplines [ 18- 20].
We did not explore the reasons for these discrepancies in knowledge and practice but possible reasons could be financial or cultural [ 27].
There was a big variation among respondents as to when consent should be sought (Table 2) indicating a discrepancy in the knowledge and practice of informed consent by surgeons.
Such discrepancies in anatomical knowledge between doctors and patients can have significant effects in the consultation, and on subsequent patient satisfaction and adherence [ 5, 6].
In such an environment, we also expect the system to tolerate discrepancies in users' knowledge of the database scheme and to allow flexibility by not demanding strict schema adherence in user queries.
So, bridging the discrepancy in these two knowledge representations is a challenging problem.
Despite the association between the program director medical knowledge score and ABIM-CE score, there was no gender discrepancy in the program director medical knowledge score (mean for female residents 7.06, CI 6.65-7.48, mean for male residents 7.20, CI 6.86-7.55, p=0.77).
It also revealed significant discrepancies between telework and central-work in knowledge accessibility and in the patterns of media usage for knowledge access.
Recent systematic reviews, however, have underlined a gap in knowledge due to methodological discrepancies and insufficient data concerning the relationship between PIU and comorbid psychopathology [ 31, 32].
