Sentence examples for discrepancy in terms of from inspiring English sources

"We generally see domestic manufacturers pretty well smack on, the Asians are a little optimistic and the German manufacturers have got the biggest discrepancy in terms of m.p.h.," Mr. Champion said.

There is a big discrepancy in terms of political outlook; 41% of those who define themselves as left wing have suffered from mental health issues, compared with just 17% of those who define their politics as centrist and 14% who define their politics as right wing.

By treating current status data as right-censored data, we also show the discrepancy in terms of bias, standard error, and power.

The respondents strongly agree that there is a significant discrepancy in terms of visibility of the passenger approaches throughout the system.

This discrepancy in terms of best optimised parameters could be explained by the difference in the climate forcing data, topographical and physiographical characteristics between the two catchment areas.

In Tlemcen, as the frequency of water supply is two times per week basis, the survey reveals a discrepancy in terms of volumes consumed and stored by each household.

Sessions partly explained these discrepancies in terms of narrow semantics, noting that he may have met with Russians but had not met with them about colluding to interfere in the election.

The discrepancies in terms of raw shipments can be attributed to how the firms go about estimating the market size and sales trends.

Biliary tract cancers (BTCs) are a heterogeneous group of tumours with geographical discrepancies in terms of incidence and risk factors.

Due to significant discrepancies in terms of steel section geometry and ductility of the connectors a simple adoption of regulations from EC4 is not possible and presumably unsafe.

In comparison with the CAD designs and the EBM samples, there were minor discrepancies in terms of pore size and ligament width, mainly a result of melting pool.