Sentence examples for more discrepancies between from inspiring English sources
What's more, "discrepancies between animal numbers at the time of the initial FMD confirmation and those presented for valuation, suggest that there may have been illegal movements of animals on to farms during this period".The EU recommended "immediate action" to change the valuation procedures in June, but nothing was done until the end of July.
Higher scores in the absolute values indicated more discrepancies between parents and adolescents.
Therefore, the finding of more discrepancies between patient and provider assessments in these patients was not surprising.
Because thicker epidermal layers cause more discrepancy between PtcO2 and arterial pressure of oxygen (PaO2), PtcO2 and PtcCO2 have been used to represent tissue oxygenation and perfusion in critically ill adult patients [ 6- 8].
More random quantum jumps occur and the resulting scattering of Monte Carlo wave functions explains the relatively large discrepancy between and.
Group 2 was the most heterogeneous group in terms of nationality: it is possible that more discrepancies exist between physical therapists trained in different countries.
Moreover, more discrepancies (88 genes) than consistencies (75 genes) have been observed between the two responses.
Kidney involvement often results in more pronounced discrepancies between CRP and disease activity [ 28].
Further research is needed to analyze needs related to employment and education and to examine in more depth discrepancies between different actors' perceptions about older adults' participation needs.
The use of other carbon sources such as glycerol (3%), galactose (2%), sorbitol (2%), ethanol (2%) and acetic acid (2%) brought to light the existence of some more striking discrepancies between the mutant and parental strains.
A more significant discrepancy between wave dispersion curves can be observed in Figure 2, when comparing the pass-stop band behaviour for the propagation along the zigzag and armchair directions.
