Inevitably, attendees and event planners do not see this hiding-in-plain-sight discrepancy until I bring it to their attention.
However, current information about the hierarchy governing the relationship between these two enzymes is at first sight contradictory, although discrepancies might reflect tissue specificities.
ARMOR chooses to anchor the electronic compass rigidly close to the camera anchored on the visor of the helmet, and parallel to the line of sight, making the physical discrepancy calibration much easier.
Although self-produced bodily movement is not necessary for adaptation to occur, it provides subjects with especially salient information about the discrepancy between sight and touch (Moulden 1971): subjects are able proprioceptively to determine the location of a moving limb much more accurately than a stationary or passively moved limb.
At first sight, there appeared a discrepancy between the relatively moderate (±1.5-fold) higher expression of glycolysis and protein synthetic machinery in the highly responsive beta cells, and their 2 to 3-fold higher actual protein synthetic rates (Fig. S2c).
At first sight these are extraordinary discrepancies.
Even if, at first sight, there seems to be a discrepancy between this report and our results, there is a subtle experimental distinction which may explain this difference.
At first sight, there seem to be some discrepancies between the calculated and measured IET spectra.
According to his his website, Kim hopes to point out the discrepancy between modern inventors' focuses on sight (increasing image resolution ad nauseum), but their seeming neglect for our other senses.
A share of 35% of the discrepancies may appear as too large at first sight, but most of these apparent differences are not attributable to misrepresentations of the involved compounds.
Ole Rømer deduced that sight is not instantaneous (a conclusion that Cassini had earlier rejected), and this timing discrepancy was used to estimate the speed of light.
