Sentence examples similar to half discrepancy from inspiring English sources

A first-half discrepancy in fouls — 16 called on the Hornets, 6 on the Knicks — also helped the Knicks claw back.

This nearly half century discrepancy suggests that the subtype C HA gene experienced a markedly different evolutionary history than either the MP or the NS gene.

They discovered that more than 70percentt of people have at least a quarter-size difference in their two feet, and more than 7percentt have a half-size discrepancy.

It is important to note that this difference is not purely due to technical differences, as the half life discrepancies vary between the three ES cell conditions when each is compared to C2C12 (Figure S2A).

Coleman and colleagues found that 14% of older community-dwelling patients experienced post-hospital medication discrepancies within two weeks of discharge, and that half of those discrepancies were system-related.

(In one test, physicists measuring gravity by means of deep boreholes in the Nevada desert found a two-and-a-half-per-cent discrepancy between the theoretical predictions and the actual data).

More than half of the discrepancies in this study were due to lack of self-report by the participants (Table 3).

We observed that 12 of 24 of the regions containing the unverified inversions were significantly different between hg38 and hg17, indicating that half of the discrepancies were due to the use of different reference genome sequence assemblies.

For mentoring, the interviewers were unable to determine a reason for the discrepancy in one-half of the cases (53%), whereas the remaining one-half of the cases were attributed to HSA reporting errors on the routine forms.

On the following day, half were shown the discrepancy between the data recorded on the actigraph and their sleep diary (Shown-Discrepancy Grother thalfther half were not shown the discrepancy (No-Demonstration Group).

If the negative results are made positive, the theoretical prediction goes up enough to cut the discrepancy in half, weakening the case for supersymmetry.