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This discrepancy is evident in the content that appears on Netflix.

A similar discrepancy is evident between the marble of the "Angel With the Crown of Thorns" that stands on the Ponte Sant'Angelo in Rome and the terra cotta loaned by the Louvre, or the marble "Angel with the Superscription" on the same bridge and the sculptor's first thought molded in clay.

The chief constable of Derbyshire, John Newing, has admitted publicly that as a young police officer, he used deliberately to target blacks driving particular types of car because "my experience was that I would get driving offences out of it".A similar discrepancy is evident throughout the criminal-justice system.

The regular number of genes in mammalian genomes is around 20,000, so the discrepancy is evident.

This discrepancy is evident for many major etiologies of ESKD, including sporadic cases of focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS), non-diabetic ESKD associated with hypertension and HIV-1 associated FSGS (African American risk ratio compared with European Americans of 4-, 5.3- and 18-fold, respectively) (1– 3).

What's more, even when controlling for age, geography, religion, and gender, this discrepancy was evident.

The discrepancy was evident for men whose smoking prevalence was quite high (over 50%).

Sample V4on was the only sample where a typing discrepancy was evident.

This discrepancy was evident, he said, in the fact that of the 115 million children worldwide currently out of school, more than half are girls.

As noted in table 1, a substantial discrepancy was evident between reporting an ITT strategy versus actually conducting a 'true' ITT analysis (ie, reporting an ITT strategy when something other than ITT was conducted).

In Bolton analysis, a significant discrepancy was evident when the tooth-size ratio exceeded two SDs from Bolton's mean (<73.9 or >80.5 for the anterior ratio, <87.5 or >95.1 for the overall ratio) [ 35].