Sentence examples for example of the discrepancy from inspiring English sources
This interaction has stayed with me because it seems to me to be a great example of the discrepancy between the reality distortion field that is Silicon Valley — and the reality almost everywhere else.
An example of the discrepancy found in genome builds is seen with the latest human reference, which may be referred to as GRCh37, hg19 or others.
The political pressure exerted on Thailand by the US and the European Commission (EC) was a striking example of the discrepancy between political rhetoric at the international stage and policy practice at the bilateral level [ 14, 15].
He cites the Eli1/3n Gonz1/3lez saga, which he witnessed firsthand in Miami, as an example of the discrepancies between TV epics and reality: "A lot of Cubans in Florida thought that the kid should go home whether they liked Castro or not.
This study provides, therefore, good examples of the discrepancy between conviction and practice, of the sceptic implementation of available evidence from clinical studies, and of poor adoption of official recommendations in daily practice.
As an example of the possible discrepancy, a 1.5-fold increase (50%) in sCr from a baseline of 1.0 mg/dL in a 60-year-old white male corresponds to only a 37% eGFR decrease using the MDRD formula.
An example of this discrepancy can be observed in the order of markers EMFn185 and UDF067 (LG6, Figure 2).
The MTBC is a striking example of this discrepancy.
An example was the discrepancy reported on 'cleaning of breasts' from the health workers and the mothers.
Isolation is a perfect example of such discrepancy as the number of citations for such problems represents 7% in Figure 5, while solutions correspond to only 1% of the graph from Figure 8.
For the example of the German market subsequently the discrepancy between the physical short-term adjustment needs and the traded volumes on the intraday market is analyzed.
