Sentence examples for geographical discrepancies from inspiring English sources

They say geographical discrepancies reflect when people in those places are exposed to a mix of daylight and temperature that most closely approximates ideal conditions for human conception.

Biliary tract cancers (BTCs) are a heterogeneous group of tumours with geographical discrepancies in terms of incidence and risk factors.

Some New Jersey moviegoers of sound mind may wonder whether Mr. Hurwitz and Mr. Schlossberg have been away too long, noting a few geographical discrepancies as the half-baked heroes drive all the way to Cherry Hill from Hoboken for their U.S.D.A.-approved meal.

She also points out some major geographical discrepancies within the US.

16 Indeed, at least 17 different Candida spp. cause IC in humans; C. albicans is the most common worldwide, presenting a global average of 66% of all Candida spp., with large geographical discrepancies according to the ARTEMIS DISK Global Antifungal Surveillance Study.

Geographical discrepancy should be considered in the analyses.

This is another geographical discrepancy in treatment practices that needs to be further investigated.

However, the literature on the relationship between the use of CAM and SES is inconclusive, with a clear geographical discrepancy.

In Myanmar and Vietnam, for example, limited access to HIV testing and counseling by key populations may be related to geographical discrepancy in service provision and possible sub-optimal linkages across these projects [ 18, 35- 37].

Geographical distribution is another.

The frequency of XMRV detection varies from 0 23% in the case of prostate cancer [1], [2], [4] [6] and 0 67% in PBMCs from CFS patients [3], [7] [9], putative explanations for the observed discrepancies are geographical localization of the virus or (more likely) detection methods used.