Sentence examples for increasing discrepancies between from inspiring English sources

In some countries, legal exports diminished sharply as smuggling and underinvoicing intensified in response to increasing discrepancies between the official exchange rate and the black-market rate.

However, the seroprevalence of HSV-2 increased with age, particularly among unpartnered women, resulting in increasing discrepancies between self-reported genital herpes and HSV-2 seropositivity with age.

However due to a phase shift in their data that resulted in increasing discrepancies between the minute by minute conversions they were only able to provide a comparison for an average total daily accelerometer count [ 18].

This meta-ethnography highlights the potential for long-term changes and short-term fluctuations in young adults' smoker identities that seem to be driven by increasing discrepancies between aspirational and current identities (Kearney & O'Sullivan, 2003) and the desire to maintain a positive social identity in the momentary context (Tajfel & Turner, 1986).

The researchers claim that the increasing discrepancy between THC and CBD levels in cannabis could increase the number of users at risk of developing psychotic disorders – a view supported by a number of academics not involved in the research.

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.

Because of an increasing discrepancy between the number of potential liver graft recipients and the number of organs available, scientists are trying to create artificial liver to mimic normal liver function and therefore, to support the patient's liver when in dysfunction.

Together, these theories illustrate the increasing discrepancy between justice for the rich and justice for the poor.

The reduction in viscous force over time at a constant shear rate observed in thixotropic materials is analogous to the increasing discrepancy between the data and the predictions of our fixed-viscosity models observed during stretches.

This reflected an increasing discrepancy between predicted and chronological age with a longer TSI (Fig 6).

There is an increasing discrepancy between the number of postgraduate scholarships available and the number of medical graduates in Malawi.