Sentence examples for much smaller discrepancies from inspiring English sources
The comparison results reveal large discrepancies in the case of unstitched sandwich, much smaller discrepancies in the case of intermediate stitching density, and excellent agreement between theoretical and experimental results for the sandwich with the highest stitching density.
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.
A court martial, held on HMS Illustrious in the aftermath of the invasion cleared Gordon of any blame in the defeat of his ship, although historian William James criticised Gordon's assumption during the battle that Victor was a French frigate rather than a much smaller corvette, and identified discrepancies between Gordon's published account and the ship's log.
Bacterial diversity has generally been found to be much higher than archaeal diversity in a given environment [48], [68], although the discrepancy is much smaller in petroleum and natural gas seeps [68].
In fact, you could argue that the discrepancy isn't much smaller than it was three years ago.
However, this apparent paradox may not be a quantitative one, as there is a discrepancy in mass of large myofibrillar proteins and much smaller oxidative proteins.
This paradox may not be a quantitative one, as there is a discrepancy in mass of large myofibrillar proteins and much smaller oxidative proteins.
The discrepancy in the two responses is interesting in that it mirrors, on a much smaller scale, the difference in acceptance by the general public of microevolution versus macroevolution.
The crowd was much smaller.
Their multipliers are much smaller.
