Sentences with phrase «apparent discrepancy»

Although the technique still needs refinements, physicists believe that in the future it will beat the precision of conventional methods — and hopefully solve apparent discrepancies between measurements that have long puzzled physicists.

The first note of apparent discrepancy came when a dear friend of the author ordered three copies of the book from Amazon in June.

One approach is to find ways of harmonizing apparent discrepancies, which sometimes is plausible, sometimes not.

Janna Purdie, of LexisPSL Dispute Resolution, said apparent discrepancies between the 2013 Order and Pt 36, CPR could be explained.

Apparent discrepancy between Hunt - Michel texts and Hunt telling Commons he only had official meetings with Michel.?

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We account for this apparent discrepancy by realizing that the term «Satan» in Hebrew is a title given to something or someone, which is in opposition, rather than to a particular person himself.

The Specific Cause of the «Evolution vs. «Creationism»» Controversy, and of the apparent discrepancy between science and the Bible

The apparent discrepancy is resolved if we recognize that Luke used the name Judea for Palestine as a whole.

Thakur's appointment was «like a beacon of hope for those living in fear,» wrote Anto Akkara, who wrote a book about the Kandhamal events and started a petition protesting the apparent discrepancies and injustices in the case against the seven Christians who were found guilty of Saraswati's murder.

As I was buying approx. 40 boxes of cookies this year, I finally asked my local GS troup why the apparent discrepancy in cookie names.

After exchanging a few emails with Gotham Gazette on the apparent discrepancies, Remauro finally emailed, «The State BOE is responsible for accounting for all votes that are cast in a election.

Does this apparent discrepancy suggest anything about Mr. Hoffman's character?

A report released Wednesday offers one possible explanation for the apparent discrepancy: campaign cash flowing to New York politicians from the financial industry.

Corbyn's aides were initially unable to explain the apparent discrepancy, insisting the tax return «was prepared by a firm of professional accountants who were supplied with the relevant information».

Following the unveiling of the new figures, the New Politics Network demanded that the Respect party publish its annual accounts, citing an apparent discrepancy in donations raised and actual spending.

The IPCC puts this apparent discrepancy down to the fact that Mr Abdulkahar had just woken up, it was dark, and that his failure to identify the intruders as police would have been «very frightening».

Palen says one reason for the apparent discrepancy with previous studies might be that the previous work was done in sites with particularly clear water, which affords little protection from UV - B, she says.

For a long time the apparent discrepancy between the age of earth and the age of the cosmos posed a great problem to geologists and astronomers alike.

Superficially, our findings seem discrepant with the lack of effect of intravascular injection of ODS on chorda tympani taste responses in rats (Jaber et al., 2014), but this apparent discrepancy is likely due to the use of barbiturate anesthetics in that study, which by itself in our experiments in mice blocks 5 - HT3 signaling.

Further research will be needed to explain the apparent discrepancy between that fact and the protective effect of the probiotics, he says.

Our observations reconcile these apparent discrepancies.

2) Both reviewers 1 and 2 were troubled by the apparent discrepancy between the in vivo and in vitro data.

Despite the apparent discrepancies in study populations and methodologies, these data suggest that energy restriction may elicit a down - regulation in muscle protein synthesis in the early stages of negative energy balance, perhaps representing an adaptive mechanism to conserve energy and protein reserves.

The raw score would explain this apparent discrepancy between percentile and expected score.

The definitions used by the US Department of Education and the IRS are not perfectly aligned, so it is possible that an apparent discrepancy will be resolved with no changes.

Noting that apparent discrepancy, one financial planner has declared that RRIF withdrawals result in «people digging into the capital at a much higher rate than would be prudent.»

This apparent discrepancy may be attributable to how respondents defined the available selections.

So it has been for the apparent discrepancies between the Microwave Sounding Unit (MSU) lower tropospheric temperature records (MSU 2LT), radiosonde records and the climate models that try to simulate the climate of the last few decades.

That would resolve the apparent discrepancy in their 2001 paper.

In fact, the statement I quoted was from the report of a panel assembled by the US National of Academy of Sciences specifically to examine the issue of the apparent discrepancy between satellite and ground data.

Though this apparent discrepancy is great, for both land and sea, the respective extremes such as mountains and trenches are rare.

Dr. Gillett offered an explanation for this apparent discrepancy (personal communication) involving the following factors:

The answer to the apparent discrepancy between observations and climate models, he says, is that climate sensitivity is a moving target.

So a well informed reader will pick up the apparent discrepancy between near zero contribution of anthropogenic emissions and essentially 100 % responsibility for the 100 ppm increase, but a well informed reader probably doesn't need their primer in the first place.