Sentence examples for some minor discrepancies from inspiring English sources

However, it is leading to some minor discrepancies in the contribution of net trade (exports less imports) to real GDP growth.

At one point I noticed (with a shudder, because the truth that "a foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds" has yet to gain a foothold in publishing) some minor discrepancies in the way ingredients were listed in the chapter on desserts, as opposed to the rest of the book.

Although some minor discrepancies are shown, these are likely to be caused by the practical difficulties in matching the exact particle parameters between the simulations and the experiments.

Although the image simulations in Fig. 3 reproduce the main contrast in the MEM images, there are some minor discrepancies worthy of discussion.

Furthermore, ignition delay times of a primary reference fuel (PRF) surrogate (n-heptane/iso-octane blend), having the same AKI as the FACE gasolines, captured the ignition behavior of these gasolines with some minor discrepancies at low temperatures (T < 700 K).

When we consider the temporal and spatial patterns of global HPAI H5N1 outbreaks separately, data from OIE and FAO tended to have a similar pattern and medium concordance although some minor discrepancies existed.

On the other hand, the narrative of his visit to Constantinople (now Istanbul) in the retinue of the khan's wife, a Byzantine princess, seems to be an eyewitness record, although there are some minor chronological discrepancies.

Although the phylogenetic positions of Pseuduvaria species in clades I, II and III remain identical, there are nevertheless some minor topological discrepancies between the trees.

A number of minor pathways undoubtedly occur (potential minor pathways A and B, Figure, 10) as evidenced by the generation of small yields of acetaldehyde/ethylene glycol and minor discrepancies in the anticipated yields of some of the major products.

There were minor discrepancies in how frequently the two researchers coded some of the risk factors for skin cancer.

The PG model, by virtue of its constituent gamma distribution, represents some degree of averaging and it should be sufficiently robust to account for minor discrepancies.