Sentence examples for years the discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Given the assumption of virtually identical application rates over the years, the discrepancy apparently arose from a portion of the arsenic in the disturbed field having been mobilized and removed by surface water.

In just five years, the discrepancies ran into the hundreds of millions of dollars.

The district has since reduced the capital cost saving to $437 million over 10 years, attributing the discrepancy to outdated assessments.

They found the best agreement between the IRI model and the ionosonde data of hmF2 during the solar maximum year and the discrepancy in the IRI-model increases when moving towards solar minimum, thus indicating the misrepresentation of solar activities trends in the IRI hmF2 model.

Robert Meighan, a CPA and vice president of Turbo Tax, Intuit's tax preparation software unit, reports that aside from mistakes seen every year, the $250 discrepancy is the most common reason customers' 2009 returns are being bounced back by IRS computers.

So a 12percentt difference (not accounting for the five year discrepancy between the years that will act as benchmarks) and the country with a lower percentage of people that believe in man-made climate change is the one doing more about it.

To address the discrepancy in years of experience between the surveyed and interviewed samples, an analysis of the 42 surveyed medics with at least two full years of field experience was done, yielding similar results to the full sample with a GHQ-12 mean of 2.2 (SD: 2.2) and PCL-C mean of 36.5 (SD: 10.1).

The discrepancy between year 2000 population data from the 2000 census and population projections for the year 2000 based on the 1990 census is known as the 'error of closure'.

It claimed motorists typically spend an additional £133 a year on fuel because of the discrepancy.

Possible lidar data underestimation of tree height due the 5 years growth discrepancy between lidar data collection (2003) and field measurements was considered minimal.

In 2012 one of the proponents of an archaeological date, Felix Höflmayer, argued that archaeological evidence could be consistent with a date as early as 1590 BCE, reducing the discrepancy to around fifty years.