Sentence examples for discrepancy mean from inspiring English sources

More than a third of the patients had noticed a leg-length discrepancy, and more than half had a clinical discrepancy (mean 12 mm) or a radiographic discrepancy (mean 11 mm).

Disagreement in SBP tended to increase at higher SBP levels, whereas at higher DBP levels, the tested device tended to underestimate DBP compared with the reference method (correlation between DBP discrepancy mean device and observer BP level r=−0.20, P=0.051; Fig. 1).

And the discrepancy means money.

The discrepancy meant it would need to reduce its net assets by at least £10m and its debt would now be around £30m, compared to the £17m or so it suggested in September.

That discrepancy means a huge gulf in attention between Hollywood and Bollywood, and under-reporting on the achievements of films like Gabbar Is Back; all worth bearing in mind if Kumar's film, as widely hoped, lights the touchpaper on Bollywood blockbuster season this year.

This discrepancy means there was a lot of overdiagnosis: more than a million women who were told they had early stage cancer — most of whom underwent surgery, chemotherapy or radiation — for a "cancer" that was never going to make them sick.

This discrepancy means that, however taboo discussions of efficiency are, a better understanding of how best spend the limited funds available for education is fundamental.

This vast discrepancy means that I have to work twice as hard to keep up with the boys, much less sit at the table.