'global discrepancy' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means a difference between two things that seems to be greater than it really is. For example, "The global discrepancy between the two countries' economic growth rates is greater than it appears, since the calculations are based on different data sets."
That would increase, not reduce, the global discrepancy.
Since 1997 the increase in the global discrepancy almost matches the increase in America's current-account deficit (see chart).
But this cannot account for the scale of the recent rise in the statistical discrepancy because growth in trade has slowed since 2007.Another possible explanation posits that the surge in the global discrepancy broadly coincides with both the explosion in vertically integrated businesses, where firms locate different stages of production in different countries, and the increase in China's trade.
The method is based on the characteristics of a new discrepancy index, denoted here as Global Discrepancy Indicator (GDI), and trajectories correlation.
The global discrepancy is probably multifactorial reflecting differences between focused and generalised epidemics, access to healthcare and funding.
The beneficial effect of localizing the measures of structure discrepancy are explained by the fact that small variations in the pairing probabilities far away from the site of the SNP are added up and hence form a major contribution to any global discrepancy measure in particular for long sequences.
We introduce another metric called the global variance of link (GVL) to measure the discrepancy among links, that is, how well nodes are uniformly distributed.
The validation results are satisfactory global, but discrepancies are still present.
We focus on batch sequential design strategies for achieving maturity in global prediction of discrepancy inferred from computer model calibration.
Among the problems that climate scientists had faced concerning global warming were discrepancies between satellite-based and surface-based temperature measurements.
Second, it demonstrated the discrepancy between global hemodynamic parameters (such as arterial blood pressure) and microcirculatory blood flow [2, 3].
