Sentence examples for found the discrepancies from inspiring English sources

Clinical studies comparing the effect of general anaesthesia vs the use of epidural anaesthesia on cancer recurrence have drawn different conclusions, and recent review articles have found the discrepancies too great to support a change in clinical practice at this time (Heaney and Buggy, 2012; Tavare et al, 2012).

The department later revised the numbers, but the city audit found the discrepancy to be far larger than previously reported.

Kimberly Thompson, an associate professor of risk analysis and decision science at Harvard's School of Public Health, agreed, last week, to evaluate Mayhugh's claim and found the discrepancy even starker.

We at India Ink initially found the discrepancy between the gloomy central bank statistics and the apparently good news in the U.N. report to be puzzling.

Other authors (Maenpaa et al. 1997b, Nikku et al. 1997) also found the discrepancy between a high recurrence rate and good subjective outcome.

When corporations disclose that information, some investors might find the discrepancies grotesque.

Some state and local governments might find the discrepancies make the corporations worthy of similarly disparate treatment.

We found the largest discrepancies between allometric field estimates in high biomass plots with heights between 25 and 45 m, with > 80% canopy cover.

When we examined the quality of the arrays, we found the inter-chip discrepancy in values of signal intensities.

We examined the quality of 10 038 arrays and found the inter-chip discrepancy in values of signal intensities.

Furthermore, we found that the discrepancies in metabolic processes of different tissues are directly corresponding to tissue's functions.