Sentence examples for greater discrepancy between from inspiring English sources

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

There was also greater discrepancy between scientists' views and the perceived views of local people about plans at volcanoes that are highly explosive.

The recent rallies in these sectors mean greater discrepancy between valuation and fundamentals for us," Morgan Stanley analysts said in a Friday note.

It seems that the median medication label nausea rate (55%) may actually be an underestimate of the nausea rate observed during a clinical trial that more closely mirrors real-world prescribing practices (76%), leading to an even greater discrepancy between the nausea rates reported in PLM and those reported in the medication label.

There was an even greater discrepancy between ES cells and MEFs at the entry point, when MCMV DNA levels were 91.2% and 90% lower in ES cells infected at MOIs of 1 and 10, respectively (P<0.01) (Figures 7A and 7B).

A larger distance means the greater discrepancy between R1 and R2.

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.

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).

However, feasibility ratings showed greater discrepancies between the raters.

However, some indicators demonstrated greater discrepancies between the two data sets (e.g. measles immunization).

Other self-reported respiratory symptoms had greater discrepancies between definitions from the ATSDR survey and NHANES.