"distinct discrepancy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a noticeable difference or variance between two or more things. For example, "The distinct discrepancy between our two interpretations of the data was clear to everyone in the room."
Furthermore, we noted a distinct discrepancy between the knowledge of the existence of adhesion prophylaxis products of nearly more than half of the respondents (ranging from 48.3 to 63.8 % )compared to low percentage of participants routinely using barriers (ranging from 4.6 to 38.2 % regarding the usage in the last 6 months).
From high throughput sequencing and qRT-PCR analysis, it was further revealed that the conserve Vvi-miRNAs responsive to GA3 had the higher consistency between these two assays, while the novel ones showed some distinct discrepancy.
While not always as extreme as shown for this subject, a distinct discrepancy between observed and reward rate-maximizing behavior exists for all subjects, and is a reflection of the fact that near-optimal reward rates can be achieved with remarkably different joint tunings of reaction times and choice accuracy.
However, it should be pointed out that the distinct discrepancy of gene expression profiles between liver and other human tissues, based on hierarchical clustering of MPSS data, might result partially from the technical difference between the data collected in this study and the reference dataset.
However, distinct discrepancies between our results and previous studies were also observed due to differences in neuroimaging modalities, characteristics of subjects, and metrics for defining global hubs (such as the node degree, the nodal efficiency, the characteristic path length, and the node betweenness).
While it managed to top expectations, there was a distinct performance discrepancy between is domestic and international business.
The M-PLN model attempts to strengthen the discrepancies between distinct patterns used during the training process and those that have not yet been processed.
Furthermore, labelling efficiency and viability of marked cells reveal discrepancies when distinct radionuclides were deployed.
One hypothesis to explain this discrepancy relies on distinct viral DNA contents of virus stocks.
This seeming discrepancy of a distinct focal distribution observed by our 3D-SIM analysis and a rather even Xist RNA distribution found by Engreitz et al. may be resolved by considering that the latter approach reflects observations obtained from averaging large cell populations, which may be consistent with a dynamic focal distribution seen at the single-cell level.
Differences in age, social setting, analysis parameters, and the use of five versus ten distinct categories may explain the discrepancies in percentages reported by Panksepp and coworkers [24] and the present data.
