Sentence examples for standard discrepancy from inspiring English sources

The regulation comes into force on May 25 — so Facebookers don't have long to wait to play a game of 'spot the privacy standard discrepancy'.

For determining the percent agreement between BMD and the standard Etest, discrepancies between MIC values of no more than one dilution (± 1 dilution) were calculated.

Coupled with past evidence of incomplete records and lapsed enforcement of state jailing standards, these discrepancies have led members of Bland's family to mistrust the official findings, according to one of the family's lawyers.

However, such differences will arise whenever two authors annotate a genome using different processes and standards; the discrepancies seen here represent less than 10% of the total genes, indicating a high level of consistency between the two annotations.

The lattice spacing did not completely correspond to the standard cards; this discrepancy is believed to be due to the nitriding process adopted for preservation in N2 or NH3. Figure 4 TEM images of electrospun composite fiber calcined at 550°C then preserved heat at N 2 for 4 h; the right image is the high-resolution TEM image.

From the comparison of M F resistance obtained according to these standards, a significant discrepancy is observed.

Belgrade's need to develop itself as a European metropolis in accordance with European standards reveals the discrepancy between its political and cultural pretensions and the real economic opportunities.

Eligibility assessment and all data extraction were conducted by two authors using a standard form, and discrepancies were resolved by discussion between authors.

Six-time world champion Steve Davis: "There would be a discrepancy in standard to start with but looking long term, when it drags the standard up of every country, when there are heroes from all around the world, then is the moment all of a sudden that winning the Olympics for your country would be on par with winning the World Championship".

Other calculations show less of a discrepancy with standard physics, and that is largely why the experimenters have not declared that they have discovered the shadow universe of new particles.

Could the late-time acceleration of the Universe and the apparent discrepancy with standard particle physics be the first sign of the breakdown of gravity at very large distances?