Sentence examples for discrepancy in the pattern from inspiring English sources

Possible explanations for the discrepancy in the pattern of age differences on measures of pain intensity and quality are explored.

The results of this study reveal a discrepancy in the pattern of evolutionary fates of filaggrin and two of its presumable proteolytic regulators, saspase and caspase-14.

The discrepancy in the pattern of regression – that is, linear in the case of LT or U-shaped in that of PHA-induced proliferation – suggests that the proliferation response is more complex in terms of sensitivity to the membrane content of fatty acids compared to the production of LT.

We can only speculate that such discrepancy in the pattern of arteriolar bed reorganization within the septum as opposed to the LV free wall of the female post-MI heart, in comparison to males, might be caused by a variety of factors, including the regional difference in wall stress [ 41] or temporary composition of growth-stimulating milieu [ 6].

The recency of the shift towards responding to women's preferences in Queensland may explain discrepancies in the practice patterns reported by women with a previous caesarean.

There were also discrepancies in the patterns of disparities between men and women.

It is unknown how participant characteristics, such as age range and gender ratio, may account for discrepancies in the patterns of impairment described above.

The time is wrong!' And when we did a song for D'Angelo's record that Lenny Kravitz was supposed to play on, Lenny said, 'I can't play with this — there's a discrepancy in the drum pattern.' And we're like, 'It's supposed to be this way!' Voodoo incorporates musical elements of jazz, funk, hip hop, blues, and soul, as well as ambient music with a musical layer shaped by guitar-based funk.

This discrepancy in the evolutionary pattern could be due to several factors.

Through LCM analysis, we found a discrepancy in the mutation pattern because the 36% of patients revealed a different mutational status in at least 1 area and even if these mutations have been already reported in literature the frequency appeared to be lower.

A major discrepancy in this pattern was that while TEs comprised 40% of all genes represented in repetitive CNV events among siblings in the 16/22 lineage CGH, they comprised only 10% of genes in repetitive CNV events among siblings in the 28/22 lineage.