Sentence examples for discrepancy in quality from inspiring English sources
How else can we account for the nearly bipolar discrepancy in quality among the 29 stories assembled in "The Law of Averages"?
More than once, a Windows user walked by my Mac, saw my version of Skype, and said something to the effect of «wow, this looks so much better than the horrible mess we have on Windows!» It seems Skype has noticed that there is a discrepancy in quality between the two versions, and has decided to make the two versions more similar to each other.
As a U.S. citizen, I'll be the first to admit that the discrepancy in quality between our personal ads and your personal ads is a huge cultural deficit on our part.
As a US citizen, I'll be the first to admit that the discrepancy in quality between our personal ads and your personal ads is a huge cultural deficit on our part.
One discrepancy in quality assessment was discussed and resolved by the two reviewers.
Future research should investigate whether the found differences reflect differences in knowledge of and adherence to patient preferences, and indicate a discrepancy in quality of the end of life.
Health care and higher education, fields known for both excellence and waste, and giant discrepancies in quality, must yield to more cost-effective approaches (and become more accessible).
Language barriers and differences in cultural traditions and perceptions have been offered as explanations to discrepancies in quality of care received (55, 58).
Discrepancies in quality assessment between reviewers related primarily to how findings related to researchers' influence and sampling strategy of quantitative data, and were settled through consensus.
The discrepancy in 2G12 quality measurements between stable transgenic and transient expression in plants may be due in part to the physiological state of the leaf material used.
