Sentences with phrase «to account for this discrepancy»

But we also know that there are important explanations that help account for the discrepancy in the dating vs. hook - up numbers.

But there isn't any one, universally - used questionnaire for identifying the authoritative parenting style, and this may account for some discrepancies between studies.

Because these two groups had a shared ancestry, researchers began to wonder what accounted for the discrepancy.

You'll have to account for a discrepancy on all subsequent sales of shares from that account until you no longer own any of that mutual fund.

Not enough, however, to account for the discrepancies in mass.

Buyers should be prepared for the possibility of bringing extra money to closing to account for a discrepancy between purchase price and appraised value.

Astronomers have attempted to account for this discrepancy by developing a number of theories that describe violent processes that could produce great amounts of energy.

Such success over large sample sizes indicates that the market is slightly inefficient when accounting for discrepancies in motivation and also tends to overreact to recent poor performances.

District spokesman Michael Henesey said fewer than 50 students account for the discrepancy in the percentages.

«We think that the problem begins much earlier, with the in vitro tests that are performed at the starting point of translational nanomedicine: their static design is what often accounts for the discrepancies with the later in vivo tests.»

I can not account for the discrepancy, nor for a later stretch in Connecticut where I recall driving about 45 mph, but it may be the result of the car being delivered with 19 - inch wheels and all - season tires, not the specified 21 - inch wheels and summer tires.»

Note: wording in square brackets in the pre-penultimate paragraph inserted 14 March 2016 AM; I wrote the Update late at night and overlooked that Gavin Schmidt's explanation would only account for the discrepancy if the divisor for the standard error of the mean of n runs were sqrt (n - 1), rather than the correct value of sqrt (n).

Ship / Recieve store merchandise accounting for discrepancies while properly documenting and adjusting inventory levels

These differences likely account for discrepancies in findings.

She wondered what accounted for that discrepancy.

* The rounded value includes a buffer to account for discrepancies in data integrity and the ability to purchase carbon offsets.

What can account for this discrepancy?

Rather than abandon this law, physicists postulated an unobservable particle, the neutrino, to account for the discrepancy.

He also refused to provide any accounting for the discrepancy between the congressional office and the Human Rights Commission suite.

Because the cohort was part of the same health plan, reduced access to health services was unlikely to account for the discrepancy, Susser says.

To account for this discrepancy, a theoretical analysis by Manchon showed the extra twisting was provided by another force — the emergent Hall effect, which occurs when electrons travel through a magnetic whirlpool.

How would you account for the discrepancy in masses?

However, limited resources may account for this discrepancy, raising questions with respect to Rocketship's role in a public school district and offering one counter-narrative to Rocketship's otherwise fairly - equitable, fairly - responsible nature (National Center for Education Statistics).

The ILX does weight around 100 pounds more than the Civic but we've not learned what accounts for the discrepancy.

This, when added to the contributions of the Antarctic, continental glacier, and Greenland melting should account for the discrepancy.

So what might account for the discrepancy in citations?

«If the client asked for an itemized bill, the hourly rate was just revised upwards» to account for the discrepancy, Lerman says.

What accounts for the discrepancy?