In the case of environmental load, discrepancy in the coefficients of thermal expansion (CTE) between the steel and CFRP can generate interfacial stresses along the CFRP-bond line.
The capacity to predict inter-annual variability of Pg was strongly limited by discrepancies that persisted for days-to-weeks at a time, which implies that poor model skill was caused, to uncertain degrees, by inadequate representation of acclimation to environmental stress, and discrepancies between measurement and footprint-weighted conditions.
This discrepancy between environmental attitudes and ecological behaviour is known as the attitude-action gap [56].
The discrepancy between environmental isolates and clinical cases of disease suggested that there are differences in virulence.
The discrepancy between environmental isolates and clinical cases of disease has been observed by Doleans et al. [ 13], who suggested that there are differences in virulence rather than greater abundance in water distribution systems.
The subsequent discussion by environmental determinates illustrates the discrepancy between the state of climate change knowledge in other disciplines (e.g., meteorology, ecology, biology) compared with the health field.
But tariffs between the U.S. and the EU are already low, so the pact will mostly focus on removing "non-tariff barriers" such as discrepancies in environmental, food safety, and chemical standards in the U.S. and the EU.
The discrepancies between environmental and biological monitoring may be because assessment of whether the farmer-husband applied the chemical (yes/no) is not sufficiently specific to predict a concurrent increase in exposure in the spouses.
Scientists have known for a long time that environmental triggers help explain this discrepancy, but they don't know exactly how.
They do not report a mitochondrial defect, though the mild nature of the defect observed in our hands and allelic or environmental differences might explain this discrepancy.
