Sentence examples for discrepancy in older from inspiring English sources

One possible explanation for this relatively low discrepancy in older age might be the fact that the prevalence of MetS was more frequent among older persons [ 5, 30].

It has also been suggested that in addition to size dimorphism, the sexes may also have had different colours, which would explain some of the discrepancies in old descriptions.

Though the amount of lithium generated in Big Bang nucleosynthesis is dependent upon the number of photons per baryon, for accepted values the lithium abundance can be calculated, and there is a "cosmological lithium discrepancy" in the Universe: older stars seem to have less lithium than they should, and some younger stars have far more.

In young adults, almost full correction of the leg-length discrepancy was planned whereas in older patients with a more rigid spine, we tried to find the most comfortable lengthening.

Roberto Beristain's attorneys said they'd discovered a discrepancy in 17-year-old paperwork that could halt their client's deportation.

This discrepancy in prevalences compared with older studies can be explained by the different criteria used to define SSc myopathy and the different study designs.

Long-term improvement may explain the discrepancy in self-report by older patients with ADSD exhibited between (Lundy et al 1998), who examined initial injectees, versus (Wingate et al 2005) who examined patients who had undergone multiple injections.

The question can be raised whether stochastic variation associated with aging is another factor explaining the increased discrepancy between eQTL and heritability values in older worms.

VW has tried to soften the blow by saying that all its job losses will go through natural attrition.The looming question is whether European carmakers can survive as providers of mass employment at home, given the huge discrepancy in labour costs between old Europe (particularly France and Germany) and the new (Romania, Slovakia and the Czech Republic)—not to mention China?

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Ultrasound/MRCP discrepancy in a 44-year-old man with LPAC syndrome.

But new research published this week appears to resolve what's been known as "Munk's Enigma," a decade-old discrepancy in their calculations.