Sentence examples for much discrepancy from inspiring English sources
There was so much discrepancy going on inside the music.
A little too much discrepancy between his effectiveness in space (which is excellent) and traffic (which is "meh").
He sometimes has to get the Hollywood actors to flatten out their performances a little, so that there's not too much discrepancy among the cast.
furthermore, lowest and highest divergence between sites were seen in Jask and Karachi (0.028), Karachi and Bushehr (0.033), although there were not much discrepancy between them, this low level of differentiations may happen as a result of geographical distance.
Figure 3a reveals that the imperfect internal quantum process caused by the surface recombination and other carrier loss mechanisms results in a great degradation on the electrical properties of the top (a-Si H) cell, which is reflected a-Si Hucelliscrepancy betwhichPa-SisH and EQEa-Si:H especially at shoreflectedngth region.
Because of differences in etiology, hepatic apoptosis and its pathophysiological role have much discrepancy during liver injury.
"There is much discrepancies about the term, in the media to some degree and certainly on numerous threads I have been reading on Facebook and other forums.
As it is discussed in this review, the epidemiological and mechanistic studies show much discrepancies about the Ahr-mediated regulation of inflammation and autoimmunity.
Urban areas revealed a much greater discrepancy.
But the spokesman did note that the approval rates for relief, if based on the number of applicants and not simply on the total number of households, show a much smaller discrepancy.
To clarify the origin of observed difference, the authors revised their electrical measurements in terms of conductance instead of resistance and found much less discrepancy.
