Sentence examples for that discrepancy between from inspiring English sources
Thirdly, even though great effort was invested into standardising the test protocol, it cannot be ruled out that discrepancy between test procedures could have affected the results.
It has been suggested that discrepancy between aspiration and achievement, which can result in poor self-esteem, leads to depression among immigrants [ 16].
We believe that discrepancy between our findings and those reported previously are attributable to the significant difference in the age of rats studied.
It appears that discrepancy between knee symptoms such as pain and radiographic knee OA is due in part to not employing x rays of all three compartments of the knee.
It is also posited that discrepancy between patient-rated ECOG at baseline and follow-up is also associated with an increased likelihood of comorbid anxiety or depression in patients with cancer.
It is hypothesised that discrepancy between patient-rated and oncologist-rated performance status scores at baseline and follow-up are associated with higher levels of psychological distress and poorer clinical outcomes in patients with cancer.
Aides said that Mr. Kerry's plan would also link the various intelligence agencies at operational levels, electronically and through personnel exchanges, so that discrepancies between sources or interpretations were noticed and dealt with earlier.
As for incinerators, chief offenders include the Dept. of Sanitation & the Housing Authority, both of which have delayed updating their procedures with the excuse that discrepancies between city & state regulation should be ironed out first.
But his lawyer, William Loeb, wrote in an appeal that discrepancies between the confession and evidence suggested "the disturbing likelihood" that Mr. Scarcella had made up the confession.
It is shown that discrepancies between measurements and results from the TNO model increase as the pressure gradient increases.
Leutner et al. ([2012]) suggest that discrepancies between math and problem solving scores are indicative of the relative effectiveness of math education (OECD [2004]).
