Sentence examples for even a discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Under those circumstances, even a discrepancy caused by a single base in a single column of an alignment can be seen as a hint for a SNP site, i.e., if the base probability values of the bases in the immediate area are high and do not allow an alternative sequencing error hypothesis.

Even a small discrepancy could lead to completely different weather.

Given the scale (i.e. millions of devices), even a tiny discrepancy in price could result in hundreds of millions of dollars, going one way or the other.

Even a small discrepancy can cause huge empathy deficiencies and polarization.

In fact, there is even a slight discrepancy between three HeLaS3 subclones (CCL2.2, IFO50011 and JCRB9010) in the JCRB database in D13S317, D5S818 and vWA STR profiling (Table S1).

Even when it does find a discrepancy, the I.R.S. often fails to take any action.

"No one even told us there was a discrepancy," Mrs. Scott said.

To complicate prevention of drug drug interactions even more, there is often a discrepancy in reported and true drug use [ 39].

Similarly, our FDG-PET measurements of LVEF in ICM mice (37 ± 10%) match the results presented by Stegger et al. [12] (32 ± 8%) but with an even greater discrepancy (nearly two-fold) between the FDG-PET and MRI measurements.

It seems that the median medication label nausea rate (55%) may actually be an underestimate of the nausea rate observed during a clinical trial that more closely mirrors real-world prescribing practices (76%), leading to an even greater discrepancy between the nausea rates reported in PLM and those reported in the medication label.

However, these estimates resulted in a younger age for reconstructed natatanuran and microhylid vicariance events, and thus would imply an even larger discrepancy with currently accepted models for Gondwana break-up.