Sentences with phrase «great discrepancy»

Because official school budgets are based on district - wide average teacher salaries, not actual salaries in any school, district officials and school leaders might not know how great these discrepancies are.

Critics also pointed out that the plans will create greater discrepancies between the retirement date for public sector workers, many of whom will still retire at 60 with lucrative pension packages, and other workers who will have to wait much longer to receive their basic state pension.

The study found evidence of even greater discrepancies in individual sectors; methane emissions from livestock, for example, were estimated at twice the level estimated by EPA.

I've found MS recipes are very hit or miss and have even found great discrepancies between the book and online versions of the same item!

Regardless of whether that discrepancy was negative (i.e., feeling too little closeness) or even positive (i.e., feeling too much closeness), participants who reported greater discrepancies felt less satisfied, less committed, and thought about breakup more often.

The results showed that adolescents» reports were more closely related to outcomes than parents» reports, while greater discrepancies were frequently found to be uniquely associated with greater likelihood of alcohol use behaviors.

Yet, too great a discrepancy is «a red flag,» Faulkner says.

I do believe that many, perhaps even Amazon themselves, were shocked by exactly how great the discrepancy between the number of Kindles and the number of Kindle buyers was, but that's often the case at sales like these.

That can be one pitfall of ETFs when compared to an actual index fund since there can be greater discrepancies in total return.

In that great discrepancy, the domestic industry senses room for growth.

There are reasons for this Great Discrepancy which I won't bore you with now.

What causes the great discrepancy between Sunday and Monday today, if we consider an ordinary Christian?

The great discrepancy between Sunday and Monday can not be bridged by magnicficent church buildings.

Though many married couples who use artificial contraception, along with divorced and remarried Catholics and gays, continue to participate in the life of the church, the great discrepancy between Catholic teaching and Catholic practice has called into question the credibility of the hierarchical teaching office.

At the same time, we may feel a great discrepancy between the actual and the ideal.

The great German pastor Bonhoeffer was aware of the problem that their is often a great discrepancy between the behaviour of (nominal) Protestants and their confession of faith.

The higher or lower the IQ, the greater the discrepancy between chronological age and intellectual age.

There is a great discrepancy between this document and the list that Wyeth released in June in major newspapers, showing an attempt to cover - up the magnitude of the risks to which children were exposed.

The report claims 95 % confidence that «human influence has been the dominant cause of the observed warming since the mid-20th century» How is this value calculated, especially since there is a great discrepancy between the models and observed temperatures, that this tome completely fails to account for.

Young guy, older woman — there's often a greater discrepancy than age: income.

The researchers argued strongly against excluding such relatively low IQ children from intervention simply because there wasn't a great discrepancy between IQ and achievement.

Darker states have greater discrepancy between state and federal test scores.

The great discrepancy between what applicants have and what lenders want only reinforces the fact that having a cosigner greatly improves a prospective borrower's chances of getting approved for a student loan.

A recent and credible article pointed out that Atlanta has the greatest discrepancy between Haves and Have Nots in the country.

But these new surfaces also create a greater discrepancy between how these paintings look - which is free and intuitive - and how they are made, which, on this scale, becomes labor - intensive and a little oppressive.

Opening in 2013, the ENA site provides a rare data set from the subtropical marine boundary layer where climate models show the greatest discrepancy in cloud responses.

And low - trust areas have greater economic disparities between the very rich and the very poor — and the greater the discrepancy between the very rich and the very poor in a country, the more it predicts economic decline in that country.

Explain reasons for a greater discrepancy between anorexia nervosa diagnosis obtained via general clinical interview versus the Eating Disorder Examination among adolescents compared to adults.

To our knowledge, our finding that greater discrepancies in mother and adolescent perceptions of diabetes - related decision - making autonomy were related to higher diabetes - related conflict has not been previously documented.

The results of the regression were not significant in predicting metabolic control of diabetes, indicating that greater discrepancies between adolescent and mother perceptions of diabetes - related decision - making autonomy did not predict worse metabolic control (R2 change =.01, p <.61).

I am interested to hear from all types of investors in the Denver - metro area on what type of trade or service you think has the greatest discrepancy between supply and demand?