Sentence examples for problem of a discrepancy from inspiring English sources

But we still have this problem of a discrepancy: the Kaiser report itself has a chart that shows US annual growth in per-capita health spending as somewhere in the middle of the pack, which doesn't seem to accord with the same report's chart showing US growth in medical spending as a share of GDP that's higher than anybody else's.

Mainly in the upper abdomen and thorax one has to be aware of severe problems as a discrepancy exists in the position of organs (and thus of lesions) in those regions between the CT and the uncorrected PET image.

The 100,000 year problem is a discrepancy between past temperatures and the amount of incoming solar radiation, or insolation.

A problem is a problem and a discrepancy is a discrepancy.

These techniques do not address the problem of length discrepancy fully [6].

Finally, let us discuss implications of the problem of "Hiroshima neutron discrepancy" – the apparent difference between the calculated and measured values of thermal neutron activation of radionuclides from materials present in Hiroshima (but not in Nagasaki) at the time of the bombing (Cullings, 2006).

How can there be that big of a discrepancy?

One of the main problems of quantitative paleohydrology is a discrepancy between very high (even catastrophic) reconstructed discharges in the paleorivers and the results of the majority of precipitation reconstructions in the same territory.

The simulation-based analysis shows that the association performance is improved as the time elapses even with realistic problems such as error of estimated positions, a discrepancy between approximated and actual identification sensor overage, variance of actual identification sensor coverage, and imperfect tracking.

The problem begins when there is a discrepancy in the identifying information.

By using multiple loci they compensate, at least partially, for the problem of gene-tree/species-tree discrepancies.