Sentence examples for extreme discrepancies from inspiring English sources
However, the most extreme discrepancies are factors of 30 or more in the oxygen abundances.
"Even among Sunni Muslim extremists and committed terrorists, including Zarqawi and Al Qaeda, there can be extreme discrepancies about strategy and tactics," one senior official said.
Most of these extreme discrepancies are given by the definition of a migrant, like Algerian, German, Spanish or Italian in France, and Polish, Russian, and Czech in Germany (some in several periods).
Participants had concerns about the extreme discrepancies in the salary system.
For the main parameters of health like the burden of disease, life expectancy and healthy life expectancy, extreme discrepancies are observed across the world.
More extreme discrepancies were observed with the PCR products generated with the primers used to amplify from the ancient DNA extracts.
Thus, what might explain this extreme discrepancy in attributed costs?
Moreover, only one hand either right or left needs to be analyzed, which increases the feasibility of use in daily practice (unless there is an extreme clinical discrepancy between left and right).
Investors who've noticed the discrepancy sent Extreme's shares up more than 18% in late trading Thursday to a record.
Figure 4 shows that although both the United Kingdom and United States appear to greatly overfund research on testicular cancer and leukaemia, these discrepancies are more extreme in the United Kingdom.
However, for CATH, discrepancies remain high between extreme categories of SES (32%).
