Sentence examples for discrepancy in the proportion from inspiring English sources
The fascinating discrepancy in the proportion of non-spider sequences between the temperate, mainland species T. californicum and the tropical, island species T. grallator will be explored elsewhere.
A study from Rakai, Uganda also compared the 24-hour recall with the recall since birth confirming a discrepancy in the proportion practicing exclusive breastfeeding [ 28].
The discrepancy in the proportion of positive cases in different provinces (74% in Jiangsu vs. 4% in Shanghai) indicates that prescreening was most likely a factor in PUE reporting practices during the A(H7N9) outbreak.
Our case series had a very small number of patients with RB and no patients with RB-ILD; therefore, there is a discrepancy in the proportion of patients in whom RB/RB-ILD was identified.
In this study, we further investigate recording of smoking status in primary care and explore potential reasons for the discrepancy in the proportion of ex-smokers between primary care records and the HSE.
The discrepancy in experimental conditions that results in such a notable discrepancy in the proportion of LC3-I and LC3-II in controls of the same cell type in different figures should be resolved.
The striking discrepancy in the proportions of non-additively expressed genes associated with nascent allohexaploidization for the same species (common wheat) by the three studies could be due to various factors, such as differences in the developmental stage of the leaf tissue investigated or the different organs studied (leaf vs. shoot).
There were large discrepancies in the proportion of the health score difference between men and women attributable to group differences in socio-economic and demographic characteristics; and similarly in the proportion of the gap that was attributed to other influences not adjusted for in the model, such as gender discrimination.
However, a large discrepancy was seen in the proportion of ER-positive tumors between the basal-like (45.8%) and ERBB2 (67.4%) groups.
There is discrepancy regarding the proportion of indigenous people in El Salvador and Mexico 5, 18. "Indigeneity" is determined variously throughout the region (Table 1) and not all indigenous people are included in national statistics, for example, where fear of discrimination may deterrent them from self-identifying as indigenous, or census surveys do not include a particular district 17.
