Sentence examples for persisting discrepancy from inspiring English sources

When there was disagreement between researchers in the analysis, the theme was analysed again by the disagreeing researchers and in case of a persisting discrepancy consensus was soughed and reached between the researchers.

The "gender differences in [self-citation] patterns may shed light on persisting gender discrepancies in faculty hiring and promotion," the authors argue.

If the discrepancy persists, it could undermine attempts to reach that statistical rigor.

This sort of discrepancy persisted among respondents all the way into their 60s.

Consequently, RSI risks are not fully defined, with discrepancies persisting among published studies.

Despite an embarrassing round of backpedaling after theorists made an arithmetic error that exaggerated the clash between observation and theory (ScienceNOW, 13 November 2001), the apparent discrepancy persisted as the experiment continued.

The discrepancy persists "despite efforts to overcome preparation deficits, provide role models and mentoring, and build communities for women in sciences," writes Marie-Claire Shanahan of the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada, in an essay at Inside Higher Ed (links in original).

If the discrepancy persists, the initial DAS will be used.

If the behaviour gets closer to the goal in response to feedback, the behaviour persists; however, if the discrepancy is perceived to be too great, the individual may disengage from the behaviour.

But Acorn said that racial discrepancies persisted within income groups, and that income correlated with credit ratings.

Although the difference between rural and urban heights has narrowed since 1975, other discrepancies persist.