Sentence examples for much less discrepancy from inspiring English sources

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.

In fact, the NRC analysis noted that comparing the studies with respect to their estimated benchmark doses and associated confidence limits noted much less discrepancy between them.

Even though Nassau is more densely populated than Suffolk, with much less vacant land available, Mr. Schary said the discrepancy need not be so vast.

The discrepancy in water surface budget is 1.5%, which is much less than the gauging error, which is 8%.

One possible explanation for this discrepancy is that the degree of Akt inhibition in vivo was much less dramatic than that observed in culture.

15 17 Major discrepancies are frequently observed between encouraging preclinical therapy results and subsequent, much less impressive or negative clinical trial results.

Much less attention has focussed on dissecting the biological subtypes of DCIS, and there are discrepancies in the results of those studies that exist.

At arm's length the discrepancy between the images seen by each eye for a 3D object is much less and closes to the 'no difference' observed in the apple flat screen.

(8) Another, and much less obvious, means is a certain vitally important technique which Herder develops for overcoming conceptual discrepancies between the source language and the target language.

This vast discrepancy means that I have to work twice as hard to keep up with the boys, much less sit at the table.

We used the tag option to overcome the discrepancy between the individuals typed for HLA loci and the individuals typed for SNPs, the latter being much less numerous than those typed for HLA.