Sentence examples for from discrepancy from inspiring English sources

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 observed that frequencies of survivin genotypes were significantly different between cases and controls (P = 0.014 and 0.003 for genotype and allele, respectively), which principally derived from discrepancy between wild-type GG (22.5% for cases and 28.9% for controls) and variant-type CC (29.5% for cases and 24.5 for controls).

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.

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

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.

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.

A possible source of error may come from discrepancies in the sample sizes.

Evidence for this comes from discrepancies in community detection in networks created from different data types [ 16].

Studies on the health effects of noise exposure have suffered from discrepancies in how such exposure is quantified.