The social survey revealed key discrepancies between floodplain residents and non-floodplain residents.
This study highlights key discrepancies between patients' and providers' understandings of barriers to medication adherence.
With the number of deaths in tire-related Explorer rollover accidents apparently more than 100, a key question is the discrepancy between Firestone's recommended inflation level, 30 pounds per square inch, and Ford's, a range of 26 to 30 pounds.
A clear separation between RSC translocation on bare DNA and of a nucleosome may be the key to resolve the discrepancy between recent single-molecule experiments concerning the translocation velocity on DNA and nucleosomal DNA [37], [54], [63], [64].
In conclusion, the combined data shown here reveal a discrepancy between the key role of CD8 T cells in tumor resolution and the strong anti-proliferative affects of CY on CD8 T cells.
Lack of proper environmental signals and slow timing of hNSC differentiation might indeed provide a key to reconcile the apparent discrepancy between our in vitro and in vivo data.
"We have been aware for some time," Mr. Key said, of "discrepancies between the testing that has been done in New Zealand and what the Sri Lankan officials believe that they have tested for".
One key aspect of the repeatability problem is the discrepancy between target altitude and actual altitude.
But the key analogy was between two discrepancies -- the discrepancy between the rapid proliferation of automobiles and the inadequate roads on the one hand, and this incredibly powerful surge of data creation available with the power of computer processing growing, doubling every 18 months, my God!
The discrepancy between calculated outlet flow rates of key components CO, CO2, CH4, H2, and the experimental values was within ±15%, indicating the validity of the obtained kinetics.
