Sentence examples for suggest a discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Socioeconomic backgrounds of Eastern European immigrants suggest a discrepancy between educational attainment and occupational status and income, but it is unclear whether it persists at all educational levels and across occupational categories.

"That said, the results suggest a discrepancy in how male and female politicians are evaluated and a possible impediment to the success of female politicians in the U.S".

The numerous obstacles that were revealed suggest a discrepancy between reported and actual practices.

These secondary subjective outcomes suggest a discrepancy with the significant increase of the primary outcome score.

These data suggest a discrepancy in the STI diagnoses that were performed within the two types of clinics.

The mixed findings suggest a discrepancy in severity of the disorder (moderate versus more severe forms of depression).

Interestingly, these were not the same reasons provided to academic staff, suggesting a discrepancy between students' actual reasons and the reasons provided to staff once students have been caught for academic dishonesty.

In contrast, the ABA data showed an absence of expression in the developing HPF for both timepoints suggesting a discrepancy with expression results from our human construct.

These findings were not explained by differences in subjective responses to the stressor, suggesting a discrepancy between mood changes and physiologic reactivity in CD.

This observation suggests a discrepancy between the C version of the Homoplasy Test used in the Posada and Crandall's 2001 study and that used here.

Previous studies suggested a discrepancy in age-associated telomere shortening rate estimated by cross-sectional studies versus the rate measured in longitudinal studies, indicating a potential bias in cross-sectional estimates.