Sentence examples for great discrepancy of from inspiring English sources

In the past there was a great discrepancy of numbers, but now it's the best it's been.

As we know, the same siRNA may exhibit great discrepancy of inhibition activity in different conditions.

However, there is still a great discrepancy on the relationship of OC use and headache in the relevant literature [15, 37].

The size of the condyle unit showed the greatest discrepancy of length between the affected and non-affected side.

In summary, the Td- complex (5) with the lactim mode showed either higher values of G, α2, and f or lower values of β2 and AΠ as compared to the Oh complex (1) with the mixed mode (lactam + lactim) which is consistent with the greater discrepancy of the observed spectra.

And in a large one-day cross-sectional survey in German ICUs a great discrepancy between perception of guideline-adherence and clinical practice was found [ 27].

Therefore, the mammograph used in this study could not be adjusted by the radiographers, particularly in the MLO position of the breast and when a great discrepancy between the heights of the radiographers and patients existed.

Because of a great discrepancy among data obtained upon implementation of different protocols, stringent parameters were utilized during the production of the first release, RHNumtS.1 [ 18].

Children with ASD scored significantly lower than age peers on all four strands of the instrument, with lowest performance and greatest discrepancies on representational and social uses of objects.

Different calcination temperature brought about great discrepancy in phase composition of LFA OCs: LaFeO3, Fe2O3, and α-Al2O3 at 900 °C, LaFexAl1-xO3 and La-hexaaluminate at 1000 °C, and monophasic La-hexaaluminate at 1100 1200 °C.

Indeed, there is a great discrepancy in the reasoning of those who imply that providing procedural safeguards to the accused somehow means that one does not support survivors of sexual assault.