Sentence examples for more discrepancies are from inspiring English sources

When the intraspecific phylogeographic structures of L. agrippinae and C. rossi are compared to each other some more discrepancies are evident.

More discrepancies were detected for the smallest rings (D = 5.5 cm).

The comparison showed that the predictions on essential and modulatory parameters were satisfactory for small perturbations, but more discrepancies were seen for larger perturbations.

Even more emphatic discrepancies are apparent in an extended eight-panel work in which thick black horizontal bands alternating with white ones skittishly slant every which way but level; their jangling patterns form a rhythmic, slow-motion Op Art.

More extreme discrepancies were observed with the PCR products generated with the primers used to amplify from the ancient DNA extracts.

Moreover, more marked discrepancies were observed between data from Affymetrix one-round IVT amplification and data from all two-round IVT amplifications, than between each of the two-round IVT amplifications.

Some of these discrepancies are more comprehensible than others.

The fare discrepancies "are more pronounced" since September, said Ms. Black, who still has to fly often on short notice and pay the top fare.

BXD traits values are derived from strain means thus, given the high reliability scores associated with these values (data not shown), it is more likely that individual discrepancies are the result of greater phenotyping error among F2s.

Such discrepancies are more pronounced in resource limited settings where access to routine immunological monitoring is limited.

We therefore investigated whether discrepancies are more prevalent in retracted than adjacent unretracted reports in the same journals.