Sentence examples for seeming discrepancy from inspiring English sources

The seeming discrepancy compared to mammalian phenotypes may have several explanations.

A brief discussion of the seeming discrepancy between the differences in quantification may help the reader.

Thus, secondary sensitization satisfactorily accounts for extrinsic sensitization and reconciles the seeming discrepancy with the above-mentioned anomalies [ 48, 54, 55].

This kind of seeming discrepancy occurs all the time in epidemiology, he said.

Bryan Hilferty, tried to address the seeming discrepancy between the casualties they described and reports from journalists visiting the area, who have seen only a few bodies.

A reason for the seeming discrepancy between the perceptions of the agency's critics and the experience of the drug industry may be that, to some extent, they are looking at different things.

Data validation was performed in an iterative fashion and included both electronic screening (e.g., graphical view of laboratory results, identification of seeming discrepancies between laboratory values and diagnoses) and manual review.

Such seeming discrepancies between the ouabain sensitivities of the long-term proliferation experiments and the short-term signaling experiments have been noted previously and are caused by signal amplification between receptor occupancy and the far downstream growth effects.

There seemed some discrepancy between the gangster myth - "the most dangerous criminal the world has ever seen" - and the reality.

It does seem a discrepancy, especially as Uefa does not include results against groups' sixth-placed teams when determining the best third-placed team.

Thus, it seems that discrepancy in inventory between the bigs and the startups is still fairly significant, with half of the 350-plus deals sites only offering 1 to 2 deals per day.