For example, there is a discrepancy between the £20,000 to £30,000 limit used ordinarily by NICE and the £80,000 per Qaly that the Home Office is willing to pay.
However leaflets may not be targeted appropriately and, for example, there may be a discrepancy between reading ability and the written information presented in the patient education leaflets [ 7].
For example, aggregates have been detected in the dentate nucleus of the HD cerebellum, a brain region unaffected in this disease, and a cellular model has shown a discrepancy between aggregate formation and cell death [3], [24].
For example, any discrepancy between the self- and peer-assessments can be used as a point for discussion with Clinical or Educational Supervisors and used to question not only how the doctors view themselves, but also how they are viewed by others.
For example, any discrepancy between two field models (e.g. CM4 and CHAOS-2s) in an overlapping observation period, different types of data used in the field models, end-point effects (private communication with Jackson, Finlay, Olsen and Sabaka) will bring further complications on this issue.
For example, information generated by receptors that respond to tension in skeletal muscles may be re-evaluated to resolve a discrepancy between felt and seen position.
For example, Santo and Yasuda, by manipulating the discrepancy between the intended and actual consequences of actions, found that a discrepancy between predicted and actual feedback had significant impacts on sense of agency but no effects on sense of ownership (Sato & Yasuda, 2005).
Why is there such a discrepancy between hope and reality?
Still, in Pennsylvania as elsewhere, there is a discrepancy between polls.
There then seemed to be a discrepancy between reference numbers and names.
