Sentence examples for from discrepancies from inspiring English sources

The purpose is to protect Europeans from discrepancies in the law regarding, for example, the custody of children after divorce.

The range results from discrepancies between published rates and discounted rates that advertisers are actually charged, coupled with the weakness of China's accounting system.

Yet, basing his policies chiefly on religious principles, he suffered from discrepancies between his religious goals and the maxims of a modern raison d'état.

It's a vessel containing portfolios run by four outside managers using various unconventional approaches, like arbitrage, a hedge fund strategy in which the goal is to profit from discrepancies in the prices of related securities, like the stocks of companies on either side of a merger.

The current methods for this type of mapping have limitations: On one hand, widely used expert-based models for large scale suitability assessments often suffer from discrepancies between the mapped values from expert assessment and actual user preferences.

Another source of variation comes from discrepancies of microarray and SISH probes representing a gene.

The alterations may derive from discrepancy between ATP need and its availability.

Noise appears as a speckling artefact arising from discrepancy within the underlying point distribution coupled with variance in the stored flux between photons.

We obtained the quantitative data from the discrepancies' list resulting from the discrimination meeting, and the qualitative data from the answers to the questionnaires.

The opportunity to benefit from pricing discrepancies certainly exists in Europe.

All non-notated music benefits from little discrepancies of phrasing and groove between players: this creates tension and promotes the human touch.