Sentence examples for study a discrepancy from inspiring English sources
Not surprisingly, these fees may contribute to the other problem identified by her study: a discrepancy between what debtors think they owe and what creditors say they are owed.
However, in our study, as well as in Dedding's study, a discrepancy in perspectives was found between the patients and the health care providers [ 31].
We observed in our study a discrepancy between required and prescribed calories, which can most probably be explained by under prescription on the part of the physicians.
This protein, however, was not associated with complete tumour regression in this study, a discrepancy that is likely due to the different clinical endpoints evaluated in our previous and current works.
About two-thirds of the patients studied here had elevated levels of monocyte surface CD64 in the present study, a discrepancy that may be due to the relatively small number of subjects studied previously.
The definite locations of the sentinel node might therefore be different, as has been shown by Jansen et al. 5 In their study, a discrepancy between sentinel node locations depicted by preoperative imaging and collected during operation was shown in 18 (60 %) of 30 patients.
The second study addressed a discrepancy between findings from the first study and prior work on the neural correlates of dehumanization: using a design similar to prior work we examined neural responses to pictures of humans, animals and machines, presented without any social context.
The result of the study showed a discrepancy between what the students expressed as their needs and what is actually in the syllabus prescribed by the MOH.
The present study showed a discrepancy between clinical and radiological classification.
The results of this study reveal a discrepancy in the pattern of evolutionary fates of filaggrin and two of its presumable proteolytic regulators, saspase and caspase-14.
**this rule needed not to be applied in the present study as a discrepancy did not occur between a TDC-based outcome on treatment success from the clinician and the investigator (based on the assessor's data).
