Sentence examples for discrepancy in yields from inspiring English sources

One possible explanation for this discrepancy in yields could be that the optimal amount of water was not included in the series, possibly residing in the range of 0.1 5 equivalents of water.

Then why the huge discrepancy in yield?

For example, production at the lab/pilot scale cannot be directly compared to industrial systems, primarily due to the large discrepancy in the yields of the processes involved.

However, there was also a slightly larger discrepancy in the aromatic yields for both groups when the loading amount of the Catalyst II held the same.

However, this discrepancy in calculated DNA yield was less obvious in samples of DNA extracted using the Promega Genome Wizard kit.

Although unlikely, it is possible that the presence of P psbA downstream of the 3' UTR of xynA could affect stability of the UTR's secondary structure, causing the observed discrepancy in xynA mRNA yield between CEC1 and CEC2 through increased degradation by 3' plastid nucleases.

A number of minor pathways undoubtedly occur (potential minor pathways A and B, Figure, 10) as evidenced by the generation of small yields of acetaldehyde/ethylene glycol and minor discrepancies in the anticipated yields of some of the major products.

This discrepancy in the actual and theoretical yields may be caused by the decrement of the final product (sugar) and its inhibitory effect on saccharification.

The BLAST hit having the most similar sequences was also compared and seldom yielded a discrepancy in its taxonomy and the one obtained by the method described above.

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).

Friedel remembers the discrepancy in 1992.