Sentence examples similar to discrepancy or divergence from inspiring English sources

Future analyses for demographic development for example show discrepancies and divergences in detail, but compared with the divergences in the energy sector they are markedly small.

The previous studies showed significant differences between the farmed and wild origin in muscle and liver of sea bass for those specific elements, but also showed considerable divergence among the results, either accordance, discrepancies, or no significant results (Orban et al. 2002; Monti et al. 2005; Santaella et al. 2007; Fuentes et al. 2010; Mnari et al. 2010).

These results indicate that – except for very low dS values – the difference between SO and UP cluster cannot be explained solely by divergence discrepancies or residual polymorphism.

No discrepancies or misfits were observed.

No significant protocol discrepancies or deviations were noted.

Historically, negotiating an agreement can become a political bargain-talk-issue between disagreements on discrepancies and negation divergences, since most politicians are known to endure.

It's a rebellious emblem of our splendid discrepancies, our magnificent divergences, and it involves reorganizing and reimagining parts of the dominant culture (like Christmas songs) so that we can not only see ourselves in them but so that we can also see ourselves as apart from them and can thereby understand the pleasures and possibilities inherent in our differences.

Any discrepancies, corrections or questions are noted on the sheet.

Stability is lost either by divergence or by flutter.

Nosil, P. & Crespi, B. J. Does gene flow constrain adaptive divergence or vice versa?

Intra-genomic variation in symbiotic dinoflagellates: recent divergence or recombination between lineages?