Sentence examples for drastic discrepancies from inspiring English sources

But one element of this game that's not getting enough attention is the drastic discrepancies between the two teams' pass defense.

However, although only a small fraction of available plants constitute a suitable food source for most insect species, contrasts of herbivore versus plant phylogenies have in many cases revealed drastic discrepancies between the phylogenetic trees [ 18- 20].

The teacher's submission says the results show a "drastic discrepancy" between the outcomes of the internally and externally marked papers.

A complaint against the Harris Academy Beckenham, in south London, has been lodged with the exams regulator Ofqual claiming that there is a "drastic discrepancy" between the grades awarded for coursework marked internally by teachers – especially for the paper's speaking and listening section – and the externally marked written exam at the end of the course.

This drastic discrepancy was also seen in the microarray data [ 32].

Drastic discrepancy between apparent negligibility of the cause and gravity of the effects suggests that the malignant tumor is endowed with a special killer function (Lichtenstein 2005b, 2008).

In [17], the standard maximum likelihood integration ideal observer approach failed with drastic qualitative discrepancy compared to human performance; however, this was due to simple maximum likelihood fusion being an inappropriate model rather than the failure of ideal observer modelling.

With this model, we are able to understand the results of experiments on human multisensory oddity detection [17] which the classical maximum likelihood integration theory, and other simpler theories for cue combination, fails to model with drastic qualitative discrepancy.

The most probable explanation for the discrepancy in the pH values causing the drastic reduction in infectivity is the difference in experimental conditions (medium and temperature).

While this naïve methodology of duplicate read removal had some positive effect in reducing the discrepancies between AS and SMS in terms of transcript quantification, the drastic effects it has on the number of usable reads in AS suggests a different approach may be desirable.

But French law puts far stricter limits on sentencing, and discrepancies between maximum terms and sentences as they are handed down are often less drastic.