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Among climate scientists, there seems to be little dispute that Eisenman and his co-authors have identified a very real discrepancy in the satellite algorithms.

But it's these very discrepancies that often frustrate mothers traveling with breastfeeding supplies.

"There is a very visual discrepancy between who is running the show and who's living it," Dr. Hansing said.

When you call their references, if there is a very big discrepancy between their self-image and what other people are saying about them, that is usually indicative of some underlying kind of social issue you are going to be facing down the road.

Despite of very small discrepancy, good agreement between model predictions and experimental results of the scaling law of the dimensionless rising time was observed.

Na amount depends on the alcohol used during the synthesis with a very large discrepancy between the two main groups of oxidizing alcohols.

Though these three mechanisms have nearly the same prediction of hot flame propagation speed, there are very large discrepancy in the prediction of cool flame propagation speed.

In fact, performing some numerical 3D finite element calculations with a grid model for the Hokkaido and Tohoku districts, Sato et al. (2007) clarified that a very large discrepancy in the surface displacements existed between the cases of homogeneous and inhomogeneous elastic subsurface models.

Second, there remains a very big discrepancy between overall economic performance as measured by GSP and and sharply reduced tax revenues.

" "I think the biggest flaw with GEMP 3 and 4 is that there's sometimes a very big discrepancy between different hospitals.

The very low discrepancy in the double SPT procedure is in line with van Kampen's findings in occupational allergens [ 10].