Sentence examples for discrepancy though from inspiring English sources

There is one important discrepancy, though: the effective diffusivities show a transequatorial "bridge" at about 350 K potential temperature (about 12 km), a "bridge" which is also seen in the CRISTA water vapor data, but at a considerably higher altitude.

The discrepancy, though small, is 330 times the estimated error, compared with 2.6 times for the earlier measurement, and therefore a much more weighty indication against Eddington's theory.

Although home to less than a fifth of all Germans, and far fewer foreigners than the west, the eastern states accounted for nearly half the 746 violent crimes linked to far-right extremists last year.The relative poverty of the east is often blamed for this discrepancy, though it probably tells only half the story.

The duration of non-exposure periods related to shift type may be a contributing factor to this discrepancy, though to be sure, studies controlling for other known risk factors for hearing loss and measuring both noise magnitude and duration as well as hearing loss both groups in an identical fashion, would have to be carried out.

There is a very good concordance between knowledge and practice of most participants in most of the components, except in the practice of performing all the six steps of hand hygiene where there was a discrepancy, though the rate was still very good.

(In Palm Beach County, the election officials plan to hand count only about 1percentt of the ballots; if they find serious discrepancies, though, they could ask to hand count all the county's ballots).

The discrepancy may, though, owe something to the fact that the KPMG report asked employers in December 2008 whether they had reduced spending on travel; GlobalExpense looked at total figures for the year.

This apparent discrepancy might though be explained by the different cell population examined and suggests a peculiar cell-specific role for HIPK2.

Nevertheless, without quality assurance, the Multan data might simply have been pooled with those from the other locations, and the discrepancies, though still misleadingly influential upon the survey as a whole, would not then have been obvious.

So far, that checking has not revealed any major discrepancies — though it is still in progress — with reportedly thousands of forms to be verified.

When tested, hospital-based medication reconciliation interventions have consistently demonstrated reductions in medication discrepancies, though effects on more distal outcomes such as readmission have been less consistent and limited by study size [ 12, 13].