Sentence examples for finding a discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Our results are compatible with other studies finding a discrepancy between student and teacher perception.

However, a 'white coat effect' can be confirmed by finding a major discrepancy between automated blood pressure values (in the normal range) and observer readings (high).

To ensure quality control of all genotyping results, 25% of randomly selected samples of both cases and controls were analysed a second time, without finding any discrepancies.

Our main finding is a discrepancy in the maturational patterns of speech and non-speech audio-visual effects.

Our study supports this finding, highlighting a discrepancy between the physical symptoms reported by patients and the perception by physicians that many patients are asymptomatic.

The findings indicate a discrepancy between work experience and qualifications of the extension workers which could imply a lack in the quality of knowledge, information and skills imparted to the resettled farmers.

These findings settle a discrepancy between two previously published conductances.

The mixed findings suggest a discrepancy in severity of the disorder (moderate versus more severe forms of depression).

Studies using proxy reports were not included due to previous findings indicating a discrepancy between self-report and proxy ADL-IADL measures [ 28].

This apparent discrepancy is similar to our findings showing a discrepancy between the OC users' behavior and their brain activation patterns, in which there may be a somewhat 'masculinizing' effect of OC use on brain activation.

Remaining lines refer to patients in whom imaging findings showed a discrepancy in classifying them as metastatic. 2 in 9 patients CT and CEUS were concordant, being more sensitive than conventional US.