Sentence examples for resolves the discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Accounting for the collinearity between the variables in the model and including PBY resolves the discrepancy in measured age-associated telomere shortening rate between cross-sectional and longitudinal studies, as the inclusion of both PBY and FAB in the model produces telomere shortening rates consistent with longitudinal studies in all three of these cross-sectional datasets.

The McCain campaign declined to resolve the discrepancy.

Mr. Levin said he planned to ask the Justice Department to resolve the discrepancy.

That sequence called into question the reliability of the confessions, but juries at both trials of the case resolved the discrepancy and found the teenagers guilty.

As is often the case with cutting-edge and complex results, further work will be needed to resolve the discrepancy between the two teams.

"There is a strong likelihood that employers may simply fire employees who are unable to resolve the discrepancy within 90 days," even if they are legal, he wrote.

Borehole inversion effects and shadow effects result as the forward solver attempts to resolve the discrepancy in the voltages for numerous electrode pairs into a meaningful resistivity distribution.

Two-photon exchange might resolve the discrepancy between measurements of the proton form factor ratio, μpGpE/GpM, made using polarization techniques and those made in unpolarized experiments.

"There is a strong likelihood that employers may simply fire employees who are unable to resolve the discrepancy within 90 days," the judge wrote, even if the problem was caused by data-entry mistakes, misspellings or name changes.

Mr. Butler that his transcribers had had difficulty rendering Mr. Schwarzenegger's remarks because of his accent and said the only way to resolve the discrepancy was to listen to the tapes, which are in Mr. Schwarznegger's possession.

To resolve the discrepancy, Mr. Fisher recalled, he was told: "You are going to increase your number". A Baptist deacon and a former city police detective, Mr. Fisher, 67, was going to have none of that.