Sentence examples for of a minor discrepancy from inspiring English sources

PAGE C11 OBITUARIES WILLIS E. LAMB JR., 94 His discovery of a minor discrepancy in quantum theory helped earn him a share of the 1955 Nobel Prize, and led to the rethinking of quantum mechanics.

Using the CLSI breakpoint, the percentage of levofloxacin susceptible isolates was lower than that obtained following the EUCAST criteria (99.0% vs 93.1% respectively), leading to a minor discrepancy.

The aforementioned differences result in a minor discrepancy of the percentage LV-MMnon-compacted (25%% vs. 20%%).

Therefore, a minor discrepancy can be found in the total number of patients versus the investigator-based allocation to protocol strata.

A minor discrepancy between the red points and altitude data occurs because of the difference between our own measured altitude data along the transect and the topographic data used for the numerical simulation.

Saying one's major was computer science rather than just accounting might seem a minor discrepancy to some people, but not in Silicon Valley where Yahoo has its headquarters and where thousands of engineers live and work.

The predictions agreed with the experimental data with a minor discrepancy acceptable in an engineering view.

It is notwithstanding that the linear lines indicate a minor discrepancy over the transverse resistance and aquifer total resistivity.

While the MLD showed a minor discrepancy in the maxillary and mandibular midlines, it should be noted that the lateral positions of menton (Me) and pogonion (Pg) relative to the midsagittal plane were not significant.

However, a minor discrepancy still remains between simulated and measured levels, indicating that sources of toxicokinetic variability are not accounted for within the model.

Carney et al. observed a 1.0% rate of major discrepancy and 5.4% rate of minor discrepancy on body CT scans between initial and final interpretation.