Sentence examples for over a discrepancy from inspiring English sources
Though the outcome had been predicted, the meeting in Brussels proved more grueling than expected as euro zone countries, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund wrestled through the night over a discrepancy in the amount of Greece's debt to be reduced.
Central to the challenges faced by the two most senior figures in Kids Company on Thursday was a discrepancy over the exact numbers of young people they looked after.
Despite this, there is a discrepancy over the term RE and its definition.
When she fretted over a small discrepancy on a balance sheet, a colleague mailed her a five-dollar bill to make up the difference.
For the sample size estimation, a discrepancy of over 20% between the registered and published information was judged as inconsistent.
Recent experiences with higher-speed, higher-resolution Fourier domain OCT implementations have been more successful but still noted a discrepancy of over a diopter between corneal power from OCT and existing clinical modalities [ 12].
However, if the outcome prevalence is high and varies significantly over time, the chance for a discrepancy between trends of OR and PR become greater.
Contrasting with other studies, however, we also find that women are significantly less likely to use a helmet than men, a discrepancy that holds over most of the adult life-cycle.
These results show improvement over an 81% discrepancy rate reported for Cochrane reviews published in 2000 [6] and 47% for reviews published in 2005/06.
The high discrepancy group, comprising five trials with over 30 discrepancies each, showed a mean effect size of 7.7%.
Results suggested that there were significant differences on total over-report discrepancy scores between mothers with and without a depression history, such that mothers with a history of depression were significantly more likely to over-report events on the ALEQ than mothers without a history of maternal depression (t = 2.54, p = .01).01
