Sentence examples for discrepancy in support from inspiring English sources

There's also a big discrepancy in support for the Republican candidates across polls.

To address the discrepancy in supporting a checkpoint signal, Sear and Howard (2006) suggested additionally that the cytoplasm may also contribute to the generation of the wait anaphase signal, although not through autocatalysis.

Ms. Mitchell also called attention to the discrepancy in public support between early childhood education and higher education.

Our preliminary analysis indeed indicated that there was a significant discrepancy in amount of reported intergenerational support between parents who co-resided with a child and parents who did not (results available upon request).

There was a discrepancy in the perceived need for support: the reported children's parents did not differ from the 'everything OK' children's parents (1.13 vs 1.07, p = 0.60), but the need for support as perceived by the CHC-nurse was far higher for the reported children's' group (1.60 vs 1.19, p = 0.006).

Our PCR analysis of TGR of lytA IDM mutants showed that TGR could be detected at as early as 3-h post-inoculation, supporting the discrepancy in results when an 8-h culture was selected for injection.

(Key informant, Central region) Further, women in this study reported discrepancies in the cessation support received from their providers.

Despite the dramatic discrepancy in income, she fought and no support was awarded.

This discovered discrepancy in gender-specific miRNA expression could support the hypothesis called Batemańs principle in immunity [ 9] because males gain fitness by increasing their mating success whereas females increase fitness through longevity since their reproductive effort is higher [ 10, 11].

For example the grouping between Haloarcula marismortui, FLAS10H9 and Haloquadratum walsbyi supports a similar discrepancy in the BR phylogeny.

The hypothesis that males undergo more severe bottlenecks than females is supported by the discrepancy in levels of selective pressure between the autosomes and the X chromosome.