Sentence examples for greater discrepancies from inspiring English sources

Fair enough, but data from the 2001 and 2006 censuses showed even greater discrepancies for third children.

Due to the big charge accumulation near the ground the generalized traveling current source model gives greater discrepancies regarding negative conductivity at 25 35 m above ground.

Moreover, due to the recursive nature of the education market, it is a priori conceivable that a pyramid scheme leads to greater and greater discrepancies in the wages of the most talented teachers at the top of the market.

Resident workers have local knowledge about their country that differentiates them from workers overseas.There are still much greater discrepancies between wages for workers with similar attributes in different countries than there are in the prices of, say, McDonald's Big Macs around the world.

Some uncertainties in velocity structures cause greater discrepancies in the forward synthetic waveforms compared to the observations in several areas.

Another study investigating the relationship between social and circadian rhythm regulation and physical health in healthy individuals showed that greater discrepancies between social and circadian rhythms resulted in higher cortisol levels, poorer sleep, and greater cardiovascular risk factors (Rutters et al. 2014).

Urban areas revealed a much greater discrepancy.

Is there a greater discrepancy at any time in the league in terms of home/away game ratios in the leagues?" wonders Edward Hall.

Dies fabricated with the flexed dual-arch tray exhibited greater discrepancy, in the range of −47 to −67 μm relative to the preparations.

Good agreement between Grimm OPC and SWAM is found both in PM10 and PM2.5 fractions while FAI OPC revealed greater discrepancy and scatter with respect to reference measurements.

The greater discrepancy between concentration dependencies for different chiralities is clearly observed for the SWNT/ssDNA 90' suspension.