Sentence examples for marked discrepancies between from inspiring English sources

Conversely, there are marked discrepancies between the two approaches for high cardiac output values.

However, there are clearly many examples of marked discrepancies between PHTfree and PHTtotal/10 even when the plasma albumin concentrations is within the age-specific reference range.

For metalloproteinases and PLA2, there is reasonably good agreement between the proportion of transcripts and the corresponding levels of these proteins detected in the venoms, whereas for other classes, e.g., BPPs, C-type lectins and serine proteinases, there are often marked discrepancies between the transcriptomic and proteomic data (cf. Figures 11 and 12).

In addition to general concerns about using race in place of more specific information about genetics to explain disease risk (Harty et al. 2006; Kolonel et al. 2004), this study is hampered by marked discrepancies between race identified from records-based sources and race identified via questionnaire.

Interestingly, the two regions of the CNS with the highest basal levels of GFAP protein in wild-type mice, brain stem and spinal cord (see Figure 1C), displayed marked discrepancies between promoter activity/mRNA levels and protein levels when evaluated in the Gfap R236H/+ mutants.

The report found gravesites improperly marked, discrepancies between cemetery maps and gravesites, and unmarked graves.

There thus is a marked discrepancy between stated goals (Table 2) and the resources actually employed.

To resolve this problem, we have measured the dispersion curves of various dielectrically loaded structures and have observed a marked discrepancy between the theoretical and experimentally measured data in the case of alumina.

In North American terrestrial sequences, the extinction event is best represented by the marked discrepancy between the rich and relatively abundant late-Maastrichtian palynomorph record and the post-boundary fern spike.

On the other hand, there is a marked discrepancy between the internal evaluation of performance and external feedback when listeners who find the task very difficult receive a lot of positive feedback (90%).

There can be a marked discrepancy between chronological age and physiological age.