Sentence examples for discrepancy of more than from inspiring English sources

While some towns showed a discrepancy of more than 20 percentage points, those towns generally had a small number of stops, the report said.

But when it came to the percentage of those stopped who were issued misdemeanor summonses (for such things as driving without insurance or driving under the influence of alcohol), about 50percentt of the departments showed a discrepancy of more than five percentage points, said Stephen M. Cox, a criminology professor at Central Connecticut State University near Hartford, who directed the study.

Indeed, the students at Stanford found that while the I.R.S.'s electronic database records more than 40,000 new charities, its much more widely circulated annual Data Book puts the figure at more than 50,000, a discrepancy of more than 20percentt.

The 'orthotropic model', on the other hand, shows a bigger discrepancy of more than 30%.

Residual limb-length discrepancy of more than 2.5 cm required shoe lift in 3 patients to improve gait.

A discrepancy of more than three in any score between the markers would be referred to one of the cardiologists for a final opinion.

Our results not only support the hypothesis that RHI is greatly attenuated with temporal discrepancies of more than 500 ms between visual and tactile stimulations, but also revealed that a temporal discrepancy of less than 300 ms between the two stimulations is preferable to induce a strong sensation of RHI.

Discrepancies of more than two points in either optimal stain intensities or in the degree of positively stained cells were rare.

Discrepancies of more than 3-fold between duplicate assays were presumed to result from technical error, and the assay was repeated.

In the other five cases, while diameter discrepancies of more than 100% again existed between polyps, only four of eight readers (in four cases) and five of eight readers (in one case) found matching possible, indicating poor agreement existed.

Also discrepancies of more than 1 point on any of the scoring scales (NAS, Kleiner fibrosis scoring system and modified Ishak score) will be reviewed and an amended consensus view offered.