Sentence examples for emphasized the discrepancy from inspiring English sources

The scale effect is particularly emphasized, the discrepancy that has been observed between laboratory and field estimates of hydraulic conductivity, which may range over several orders of magnitude.

One of the Bam survivors recalled the experience of being trapped under debris and emphasized the discrepancy between what is usually perceived to be the experience of being trapped under debris and what is the real dramatic experience: "Many people think that being under debris meaning that the person is in close corner or stock in one space, but this is not true.

A recent study [12], including a large cohort of ARDS, emphasized the discrepancies between clinical judgment and TOF monitoring, showing that ARDS patients were frequently under-paralyzed, whereas clinicians considered that the neuromuscular block obtained was sufficient.

After six days of testimony, closing arguments were given: Smith's lasted two hours and fifteen minutes and emphasized the discrepancies in MacMillan's story.

But the luminous surfaces of the film's Italian vistas only emphasize the discrepancy between appearance and reality for Americans who have left their moral compasses in another time zone.

The results emphasize the discrepancy between the predicted MCD transitions based on EPR parameters and these experimental results, for these thiolate-heme proteins.

Compared with patients with asthma and allergy, the levels and increase of NGF are discrete and emphasize the discrepancy between these two conditions, though these groups have similar airway symptoms and are often confused.

The blue arrows within Figure 11 emphasize the discrepancy between where melt is thermodynamically stable and where melt would exist after deflection by a variable grain-size permeability field.

The low correlations between the reaction time (i.e., AST) and self-report measures of sex-related affective associations correspond with the predictions based on information processing models that emphasize the discrepancy between deliberate affective associations and automatically activated affective associations (e.g., Fazio & Towles-Schwen, 1999; Strack & Deutch, 2004; Wilson et al., 2000).

This important discrepancy emphasized the necessity for additional experimental data.

Dr. Stellman emphasized that the discrepancies were not the result of any cover-up but the result of the discovery of a trove of military reports as well as from her inclusion of missions flown between 1961 and 1965.