Sentence examples for wider discrepancies from inspiring English sources

However, with respect to a limitation for a further increase in Qb, group 2 (Alt Cath) demonstrated wider discrepancies between TMP thresholds and PQa thresholds than the dual-lumen group.

Non-activated alkyl iodides initiated these reactions quite slowly and there was a wider discrepancy between targeted and obtained molecular weights after isolation of the oligomers.

There were also no significant mean differences in girls and the explanation may be due to the higher BF% in boys causing a wider discrepancy between mean differences in BF%.

What explains these wide discrepancies?

Consumers and retailers could be infuriated if they see the wide discrepancies in prices between countries.

The average was about £7,500 but the figures show wide discrepancies.

They walked me through a series of slides showing the wide discrepancies between the two campaigns.

Australia, for instance, has wide discrepancies of income, but came a creditable ninth in the most recent PISA study.

There can also be wide discrepancies among similar benchmarks, which may reflect the artificial nature of the process.

Given the wide discrepancies in customer tastes and needs based on geographic region, locator software would seem a logical fit for online retailers.

Computers were instituted to standardize the system, but the judges create the input for the computer, so there are wide discrepancies in how a bout is scored.