Sentence examples for discrepancy results from from inspiring English sources

The discrepancy results from the different methods of measuring job growth and unemployment.

It is shown that the discrepancy results from the use of an overall conversion.

It remains to be seen whether this apparent discrepancy results from the use of different approaches for perturbing Upf1, from introducing PTCs in different genes, or from other factors.

Part of the discrepancy results from the exemption of small businesses from VAT and from noncompliance.

We additionally confirmed whether or not the discrepancy results from the accuracy of InSAR measurement.

This discrepancy results from the fact that the number of students enrolled in the former has progressively increased in the last few decades (ISTAT 2002 MIUR 2010) following the trends of biotechnological achievements.

Keeping Royalties Secret James Bartlett, a spokesman for Burlington, said part of the discrepancy resulted from the fact that much of Burlington's production is in the Rocky Mountains, where natural gas fetches lower prices.

Because the stratospheric contribution to the estimates based on the 7Be/10B ratio was shown to be reasonable (Zanis et al. 2003b), Guerova et al. (2006) suggested that this discrepancy resulted from an underestimation of the European contribution.

This remarkable difference in RNAi efficiency using nano-particle-chimera complexes is directly related to cell uptake discrepancy resulting from aptamer conformation on nano-particle surface (intact vs. random).

Whether the discrepancy resulted from faulty methodology or giving the client what he wants has become the subject of daily conversation in Mexico.

In agreement with the largest RMSD and Rg, AMBER-03 predicts a total SASA that is ∼10% larger than NMR models, with most of this discrepancy resulting from the exposure of non-polar groups to solvent during simulation.