Sentence examples for the subtle discrepancy from inspiring English sources

The subtle discrepancy is due to the tolerance of the bisection optimization.

Another interesting finding is the subtle discrepancy between meeting places as risk factors for STI and for HIV diagnosis in the bivariate analysis, considering only the results which reached borderline statistical significance.

Although the exact reasons for the subtle discrepancies among studies are unknown, there are numerous possible reasons for the variations in the window of neonatal exposure (reviewed by Hunt et al. 2009) and potential coexposure to phytoestrogens that may modulate the effects of BPA on the periovulatory oocyte (Muhlhauser et al. 2009).

Depending on the budget, how these subtle discrepancies could impact the distribution of funding are important considerations.

Note that the current data using the DFT/HSE06 level of theory had a subtle discrepancy with the reported values using the DFT/PBE level of theory [85], as expected from the different calculated energy diagrams.

Willis E. Lamb Jr., who shared the 1955 Nobel Prize in Physics for the discovery of a slight and subtle discrepancy in the quantum theory describing how electrons behave in the hydrogen atom, died on Thursday in Tucson.

The gap isn't a subtle discrepancy blurred by old spending habits: it's a yawning chasm of American shame.

[The use of this term highlights a subtle discrepancy between economic definitions of risk as peak uncertainty (e.g. Preuschoff et al. 2006) and psychological definitions of risk as potential for loss (e.g. Slovic 1987; Weller et al. 2007).

This subtle discrepancy could be due to species difference and also due to assay methods.

The overall shapes of the pure water and glucose solutions without background correction slice vectors are nearly identical except for subtle discrepancies in the magnitude of the absorption band at approximately 1600 nm associated with glucose.

The video suggested that, whatever their experience, many of them conflated the Hollywood version of the Holocaust with historical reality, a confusion reflected in Mr. Fast's changes to the video's subtitles to create subtle discrepancies between what interviewees say and the translation we read.