Sentence examples for known discrepancies from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we can rationalize and suggest ways to reconcile practically all known discrepancies.

The reactions going on the surface are still not known; discrepancies are found between different published studies.

Our findings strengthen what is known of the sex differences in lower limb kinematics and are significant given the known discrepancies in injury rates between the sexes.

However, it is not clear that there are additional known discrepancies in Mr. Santorum's favor, above and beyond the ones that have already been detected and fixed.

The normal mode analysis accounts for the overall bending, i.e., persistence length, of the double helix and shows how known discrepancies in the measured twisting constants of long DNA molecules could originate in the deformability of neighboring base-pair steps.

For stenosis between 40% and 70%, 3D US indicated a higher degree than CA; this finding suggests that CA may underestimate the severity of stenosis due to known discrepancies between linear measurement and true anatomic situation.

We will choose the occupational health services database since there is a known discrepancy with self reported sick leave [ 26, 27].

Goffman [ 50], in his essay on stigma, notes that a known discrepancy between one's expected and actual identities, "spoils" a person's "social identity", causing that person to withdraw from society and from the self (p. 31).

Because of the known discrepancy between in vitro and in vivo drug susceptibility, the only drugs for which susceptibility of MAC should be evaluated are macrolides (azithromycin or clarithromycin) [ 56].

Despite the known discrepancy in mRNA and protein levels of MECP2[ 18, 53]), we found that similar to MeCP2 protein [ 54], MECP2 mRNA expression was low in embryonic stages and high in adult stages in most brain regions except the cerebellum, where its expression was comparatively high in embryonic tissues as well.

This question was chosen because there was a known discrepancy between the conclusions of meta-analyses and a mega-trial on the topic[ 15] and one of our interests was whether this feature would differentially affect how reviewers interpreted the meta-analysis.