Sentence examples for expected discrepancies from inspiring English sources

With Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, set to testify before the 9/11 commission on Thursday, much attention is being focused on the expected discrepancies between her recollections of the Bush administration's response to terrorism issues and those of Richard Clarke.

Beyond the expected discrepancies, it was also demonstrated that inconsistencies in self-reported drug use by adolescents are not random but are associated with socioeconomic parameters, personality characteristics and/or underlying social cognitive determinants [35].

Simulation will help quantify the effect of different input parameters on the expected discrepancies.

This part of the study aimed to detect the presence of selected drugs and metabolites in hair in order to investigate the validity of self-reports and the effect on any expected discrepancy between self-declaration and objective behavioral data on doping related social cognition.

The discrepancy between scores from two tasks observed for an individual patient is tested for a significant deviation from the expected discrepancy in a control sample.

However, the phasic response following reward (or omission of reward) was identical across the three conditions, revealing an adaptation of the prediction error response to the expected discrepancy in reward magnitude (Fig. 2B) [ 8].

Since the genomic sequencing was not repeated, we cannot know the expected discrepancy for a technical replicate, but we were able to validate a subset of our SNP calls that overlapped sites on the Affymetrix SNP array.

However, metapopulations are also precisely the sort of ecological backdrop for which one expect discrepancies between the evolutionary outcomes derived from clonal reproduction and diploid genetics, because substantially many mutant homozygotes appear locally even though the mutant is rare globally.

It is important to emphasize that we did not expect to find a perfect agreement between the derived and measured VFs; in fact, there are reasons to expect discrepancies.

We might expect discrepancies in public awareness with respect to these topics; however, there are also questions regarding the degree of the differences in the awareness of the aforementioned topics within a particular group of physicians.

Because relative reproductive rate (Equation 3) represents a limit for large numbers of generations and negligible frequencies of foreign incompatibility alleles, one might expect discrepancies to arise in cases with forward migration rates sufficiently high to permit the migration of an individual carrying a foreign incompatibility allele back into the other species.