Sentence examples for smaller discrepancy from inspiring English sources

But the spokesman did note that the approval rates for relief, if based on the number of applicants and not simply on the total number of households, show a much smaller discrepancy.

This yields colorings having smaller discrepancy.

A modification to DANSE is proposed to increase its robustness, yielding smaller discrepancy between the performance of DANSE and the centralized MWF.

The current collapse was investigated and summarized in Fig. 3d, which shows a smaller discrepancy after ALD H2/NH3 plasma pre-treatment.

Under estimated errors conditions, the proposed DPCA exhibits smaller discrepancy from the optimum power vector solution and better convergence (under fixed and adaptive convergence factor) than the classic and sigmoidal DPCAs.

It has been argued that the 1941 introduction of the Cyrillic script, with its smaller discrepancy between written and spoken form, contributed to the success of the large-scale government literacy campaign, which increased the literacy rate from 17.3% to 73.5% between 1941 and 1950.

The comparison results reveal large discrepancies in the case of unstitched sandwich, much smaller discrepancies in the case of intermediate stitching density, and excellent agreement between theoretical and experimental results for the sandwich with the highest stitching density.

Even a small discrepancy could lead to completely different weather.

Both sides acknowledge that, normally, no one would be concerned about such a small discrepancy.

Murrow's coach, ELIOT WEISS, called it the "smallest discrepancy you can have".

When typing in the new conditions, Dr. Lorenz had entered the rounded-off numbers, and even this small discrepancy, of less than 0.1percentt, completely changed the end result.