Sentences with phrase «of huge discrepancy»

For clinicians who have endured the healthcare insurance paneling process, we know of the huge discrepancy that exists between what our time and clinical skills are worth and the rate at which insurance companies are willing to reimburse us.

Whenever I see that kind of huge discrepancy between government panels, I immediately think scientific uncertainty, political manoeuvrings, or both.

Also knew Lamas would take the fight anyway because of the huge discrepancy in their rankings and it being the co-main, if Lamas didn't accept he would've likely been criticized and called a p ** sy for not taking it.

Not exact matches

Despite the obvious benefits, there are huge discrepancies in pricing and speeds for on - board Wi - Fi, as detailed in our recent story on the economics of inflight Internet.

24Option has been able to fix this apparent discrepancy, by enabling even the inexperienced trader to have access to a wealth of different buying options, which can result in huge wins for the user.

Given this discrepancy between our disappointing performance on the pitch and our huge wealth — could it be that we are prioritising the making of money from football over the making of success on the field of play?

Research in this area finds huge discrepancies between different groups of people, and what they are doing online (Matthew Hindman's book The Myth of Digitial Democracy offers a great corrective to over optimism on this score).

In theory, it would better match the popular vote... but given the limited number of electors, you'd could still have huge discrepancies from the actual popular vote given demographics (as small populations states still have an advantage over high population states).

Despite the recent increase in the number of these crimes recorded by the police, the discrepancy between what is actually happening and what the police record is still huge.

Although the Brunswick physicists can not account for the huge discrepancy between their result and the others, they are confident of the integrity of their work and staunchly defend it.

They talk about the huge discrepancy they encountered between their expectations and the reality of the radical group they had joined.

You'll notice that there are some huge price discrepancies with some of the sites that sell sarms.

Sure enough, there was a huge discrepancy in what teachers would have expected their students to score, based on their knowledge of the students» classroom performance, to what they actually scored.

In many ways, the huge discrepancy between this year and last year is because of the new small - overlap crash test.

By showing to the readers the huge discrepancy between the number of titles available on Amazon and at their library, by showing that we indies would like to offer our ebooks to the librarians.

I think this second and equally irrational fear of halving our payout arises from the huge discrepancy between what online distributors pay self - published authors and what traditional publishers pay their authors.

In my country (Norway, though the same principles apply everywhere), there's a huge discrepancy between loans in terms of how much equity you need to put up when getting a housing mortgage.

The same huge discrepancies can be found in the rates of rent throughout the country.

It's possible it was a result of fewer available players, but they suffer from huge discrepancies in team stats.

Combined with a full implementation of an annually varying temperature correction, their latest processed data product has reduced the discrepancy with the TIM instrument from over 5 W / m2 to less than 0.5 W / m2 — a huge improvement.

Interestingly, MIT's collection rate estimates are much higher than the EPA's, which currently puts collection rates at just 25 % (the huge discrepancy is a result of different calculation methods and different data pools).

For those who want to pursue this issue of 2010 being the warmest in 131 years, check out the articles by Steve Goddard regarding the huge discrepancies between GISS and three other outfits that measure global temperature here: http://wattsupwiththat.com/2010/08/29/gisstimating-1998/

However, the huge size of the discrepancy argues against that.

With gender pay filling the headlines recently, including Google's discrimination allegations and the announcement of the BBC revealing huge discrepancies in male and female wages, it is not an issue that is likely to disappear easily or quietly.

They claim that because of discrepancies in the information given by policy holders, the right amount of monthly premiums were not collected by auto insurance companies, resulting in huge amount of... (more) November 10, 2011

After announcing West Coast Life's planned term insurance rate increase a few days ago and the following up yesterday with a summary of their rules for transition to the new rates I queried West Coast about the huge discrepancy in time allowed between agents in the field and their in house Telelife process.

Similarly, not every mid - or lower - range screen offers the same level of HDR performance, and there could be huge discrepancies in audio performance.

In Vancouver we also found a huge discrepancy between the most popular search — homes up to $ 750,000 — and the average price of $ 1,055,000.