Sentences with phrase «small discrepancy»

In conclusion, a very small discrepancy in the symmetry of the body can thus affect function of a joint and its surrounding muscles.

There's always small discrepancies — usually just a few percent — between different GPS and running watch data and for an everyday pounding of the pavement it's more than adequate.

The benefit of preserving capital is much more important than small discrepancies in interest rates.

Such small discrepancies either aren't picked up by lenders or they might consider it to be within the margin of error.

Europe and North America show smaller discrepancies between imports and exports, which are accounted for in part by current moves to promote biofuels.

A London Elects spokesman told the Mirror's Michael Pearson there have been «small discrepancies within the electoral figures», and they are working with the Electoral Commission to resolve them.

However, the researchers found 68,000 small discrepancies where DNA had either been added or lost on the respective chromosomes.

Except for a very small discrepancy between my curves and two outliers among the models used by the UN, my bounds encompass the output of the UN's models respectably, as the blogger's own overlay diagram illustrates.

Side note: It adds up to 178, not the 180 calories listed on the package, but sometimes you find those super small discrepancies (not a very scientific answer but just go with me on this).

«These two small discrepancies accumulate over time and lead to an slight underestimation of the remaining carbon budget.

There are obviously small discrepancies between the stats that each one tracks, but one area where I found the Ionic to be much more accurate is with how many floors I walked up and down.

Small discrepancies between the two are fine.

Wake Forest, Pitt, Oklahoma, Troy, and Clemson had the smallest discrepancies between their revenue and on - field success, which puts them on the chart's dotted line.

Maryland and NC State had the smallest discrepancies between their spending and on - field performance, which puts them right on our chart's dotted line.

With that small discrepancy aside, it's a great resource for crafting, travel, and recipe posts.

Vivek Sharma, Higgs search coordinator at the CMS collaboration, agrees that the two experiments have a small discrepancy on what the supposed Higgs mass would be, and that tantalizing hints of new physics from other experiments have often turned out to be statistical anomalies.

In science, often the grandest revolutions are triggered by the smallest discrepancies.

A search on other sites would net in the thousands, so that is hardly a small discrepancy.

I hope the fans and players understand this, but I need to write the best we can, even if there are some small discrepancies.»

In their late - February rejection of the Parent Trigger petition, CUSD officials claimed that many of the signatures were invalid due to small discrepancies with their existing parent records, like birthdays and autograph appearance.

Small discrepancies can be attributed to normal screen quality variance, different screen age and wear and minor measurement errors.

Out of the four demographic factors we assessed, grouping the respondents by age showed the smallest discrepancy between the average and median balance numbers.

Based on the fact that I brought up my right to have the chance make a lump sum payment prior to closing the mortgage (which would have saved me about $ 1500) as well as the fact that I saw a small discrepancy between the discount they gave me on the mortgage (1.65 %) and the discount they quoted in their letter to me (1.75 %) I have been told by the Ombudsman that they will be contacting me so that they can reimburse me in the amount of $ 2,500.00.

A small discrepancy between these two prices means that the cost advantage of an ETF may be lost.

Keep in mind that some online calculators do not round the payment and interest to the nearest cent, so if you see a small discrepancy in the calculations, this is likely the issue.

There is one catch for PS4 Pro and Xbox One X - a small discrepancy, if you like.

The tedious process required so many complex steps, and one small discrepancy or number could wreck the entire delicate system.

However, for the recent period 1993 to 2003, the small discrepancy between observed sea level rise and the sum of known contributions might be due to unquantified human - induced processes (e.g., groundwater extraction, impoundment in reservoirs, wetland drainage and deforestation).

4) All of these methods still leave a small discrepancy between models and observations, most likely in the range of 15 - 20 %.

Only one group had a small discrepancy, but it was still much better than the first individual rankings.

«That's an indication that judges are using the right factors as outlined in the Youth Criminal Justice Act for when detention can be used — as a measure of last resort, so it should be that there is a small discrepancy.»

The difference in read speeds can be around 40 %, no small discrepancy, but even at the slow end, this isn't a disastrous situation for «losing» the hardware lottery.

They use these observational skills to notice even the smallest discrepancies in the functioning of equipment.

There is a small discrepancy between the figures quoted in the response and those in the statement namely, the latter indicates that $ 11.3 has been allocated to the Link - Up network and $ 39.2 million to DHFS, which represents an additional $ 50,000 for each allocation from the amounts originally declared in the response.