Sentence examples for discrepancy more than from inspiring English sources
This discrepancy more than likely arises from differences in task demands such as the requirement for rule learning or primary reinforcement.
This skewness was also suggested by the clear discrepancies (more than two folds differences) between overall median (SIQ median = 3; SIQ-JR median = 2) and mean scores (SIQ mean = 10.19; SIQ-JR mean = 5.57) for both scales.
Our findings suggest that high patient-physiotherapist discrepancies (more than a 3-unit difference in ratings on the NRS) are needed to have a clinical impact in the short term.
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).
That is a big discrepancy and more than an accounting exercise.
The discrepancy is more than accounting or data errors can plausibly account for.
In New York high schools, though, the discrepancy was more than $8,000, and in Philadelphia, more than $14,000.
While some towns showed a discrepancy of more than 20 percentage points, those towns generally had a small number of stops, the report said.
Parmalat, the bankrupt Italian food conglomerate, released figures on Monday that showed its debt to be eight times the amount reported in its financial statements, placing the company's accounting discrepancy at more than 12 billion euros ($15.1 billion).
Their review of estimates of so-called paternal discrepancy over more than 50 years suggests the father was not the natural parent in between 1% and 30% of cases.
