Resident workers have local knowledge about their country that differentiates them from workers overseas.There are still much greater discrepancies between wages for workers with similar attributes in different countries than there are in the prices of, say, McDonald's Big Macs around the world.
However, despite the great attention given to systematic errors in those experiments, it is clear from the range of the results that serious discrepancies, much greater than the apparent random errors, still afflict determinations of G.
The discrepancies can be much greater in the case of limiting oxygen concentration because of the high amount of inert gases and the corresponding low laminar burning velocities.
This is to be expected since any large discrepancy in these rates would generate much greater differences in genome sizes than actually observed in these model organisms.
This discrepancy may be explained by the much greater ethnic diversity present in our study population.
We have no explanation for this discrepancy, but note that the cell density was much greater in the experiments of Jazirehi et al (2003) than in our experiments.
This discrepancy is explicable by the fact that vehicle injection produced a much greater increase in the PWT in the study by Beyreuther et al. [ 48], thus 'masking' any effect of LCM at that particular time point.
Whereas above we noted a 1.5-fold discrepancy between time spent in the ictal state of migraine and lost productive time, here there is much greater disparity: at population level, lost productive time due to migraine was 2.8%%, or 3.5 times the disability.
This variation seems much greater than variability in protein binding can explain but further studies are required to determine why the clinical samples show this discrepancy.
The discrepancy in pricing is not conscious or obvious, he added, given that the market is driven by female artists, gallery owners and buyers — to a much greater extent than several other art markets.
