Sentence examples for increased discrepancy from inspiring English sources
Investors have been troubled by the potential of an increased discrepancy between Moody's and Standard & Poor's assessment of Japan's ability to handle its mounting debt, which currently stands at 100percentt of its gross domestic product.
Results indicated that only the personalized normative feedback increased discrepancy and intention to reduce alcohol use.
However, the predictions of USC Mech and Li Mech with prompt reactions show increased discrepancy between experiments and predictions.
The increased discrepancy in age-standardized prevalence was explained by examining the age-specific prevalence trends between pregnant women and all women (Fig. 3).
The question can be raised whether stochastic variation associated with aging is another factor explaining the increased discrepancy between eQTL and heritability values in older worms.
Due to the association between variables, the number of medicines being taken increased discrepancy risk (1.62 OD, 1.31-2.06 95%CI; p = 3.12E-05) while the healthcare-setting regarding ED admission decreased discrepancy risk (0.26 OR, 0.07-0.89 95%CI; p = 0.0366).
However, the finding that the teacher child conflict increased discrepancies on all three CBCL/TRF scales is more likely to be relevant beyond a Scandinavian population.
In the remaining cases, differences in GTV led to increased discrepancies as the volumes were expanded by the margins for CTV and PTV.
Increased discrepancies between the data sets when comparing the input total RNA range of 200 ng, 10 ng and 2 ng against 10 ug input were observed [ 4].
Comparison of the theoretical values with the experimentally attained moduli showed an increasing discrepancy for higher molecular rigidity.
The Process Analytical Technology PATT) initiative of the FDA is a reaction on the increasing discrepancy between current possibilities in process supervision and control of pharmaceutical production processes and its current application in industrial manufacturing processes.
