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Mr. Obama signed legislation in 2010 to narrow the discrepancy in sentences for offenses involving crack and powder cocaine.

This discrepancy narrowed to 2 3 orders of magnitude when CPF was detected in more than one sample matrix.

For blood pressure checks, the difference between men and women was most pronounced for 20 29 year olds (OR =.38), whereas this discrepancy narrowed for older ages (OR =.68 for age 60+).

For blood pressure checks, the difference between men and women was most pronounced for 20 29 year olds (65% vs. 85%, respectively), whereas this discrepancy narrowed for older ages (87% vs. 91%, for age 60+).

Theoretically, in absence of the plasticizer and a lower chitosan concentration, the reported TS should have been lower; however, since the thickness of the films has not been published, it is not possible to narrow down the cause of this discrepancy.

The adjustment of electron-donating and electron-withdrawing phenyl and pyridine substituted groups narrows the discrepancy of electron push-pull capabilities for dizao and coupling components, which makes possible the transformation for roles of donor and acceptor.

Future studies are urgently needed to evaluate the provision of educational materials and other interventions to improve smoking cessation counseling rates among anesthesiologists and to narrow these discrepancies.

This discrepancy in the amount billed and the actual cost of performing that CT scan could be narrowed after the above changes make the entire system more efficient.

But why this discrepancy?

This discrepancy cannot stand.

This discrepancy is intentional.