Sentence examples for still a discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Boosting gravimetric and volumetric capacitances simultaneously at a high rate is still a discrepancy in development of graphene based supercapacitors.

There is still a discrepancy in prices at the high end, but that will change as more women buy more art".

There is still a discrepancy between what the ideal material in theory should do and what in practice the material does". A native of Valencia, Spain, Jarillo-Herrero obtained a five-year degree equivalent to a combined bachelor's/master's degree at the University of Valencia, and earned his PhD from the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands.

Still a discrepancy, but not by as big a margin as Engadget reports.

Of course, the most "popular" apps likely refers to those downloaded the most, as opposed to those which are most engaging, but it's still a discrepancy worth pointing out.

Although GR homodimerization is considered an essential step in the GR-mediated gene-activating properties, there is still a discrepancy in the identification of both, the region involved in homodimerization and the mechanisms underlying this process.

There still remains a discrepancy of ~20 cm between the two.

This would make the year of death correct according to the eclipse, but still leave a discrepancy on the specific day of death, for which Stenton asserted the length calculations given by Bede were more correct than the actual death date given.

Numerous actions were taken, but there still is a discrepancy between intentions and actual behaviour.

Gorman et al. (2009) noted inconsistent results in one quarter of their patients who still had a discrepancy in excess of 2 cm after epiphyseal stapling.

Recent experiences with higher-speed, higher-resolution Fourier domain OCT implementations have been more successful but still noted a discrepancy of over a diopter between corneal power from OCT and existing clinical modalities [ 12].