Sentence examples for discrepancy is made from inspiring English sources

When this discrepancy is made conspicuous, proponents of the information hypothesis have found that passively moved (Melamed et al. 1973), involuntarily moved (Mather & Lackner 1975), and even immobile subjects (Kravitz & Wallach 1966) exhibit significant adaption.

It may seem trivial, but that little discrepancy is make or break for some.

An attempt to explain this discrepancy was made.

The dichotomous primary diagnosis of maxillary posterior discrepancy was made through radiographic evaluation by two calibrated examiners (LEAG, AADC).

No correction for this discrepancy was made.

If these discrepancies were made public, the BBC reports would be at least partly discredited.

In order to reduce this discrepancy, an effort is made to model the KET observations realistically during periods of increased solar activity by applying an advanced three-dimensional, steady-state electron modulation model based on Parker's transport equation including the Jovian electron source.

The resulting parameters could eventually be used as a basis for adjusting reported numbers to compensate for data discrepancies (although before any adjustment is made, the assumptions underlying the evaluation method must be carefully considered).

An attempt is made to emphasize discrepancies between the perceptions of fire safety considerations, requirements, and drivers exemplified by the various stakeholder participants.

The possible causes for these discrepancies are discussed, and the suggestion is made that a necessary condition for enhancement of antibacterial activity is the preparation of stable conjugates of NPs coated with the antibiotic molecules.

The shortfall reflects heavy demand and was not caused by manufacturing problems, he said, adding that the discrepancy should be made up by the end of the year.