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(91) This date shifting is a result of the discrepancy between a human calendar year—which is usually counted as 365 days—and an astronomical year, which is about 365.24 days.

(92) Systema-tical discrepancy exists between the experimental result and the quasi-particle prediction.

(93) One area where this gap is often revealed is in a discrepancy between dedicated resources and estimated costs.

(94) Analysis indicates that the mainly reason of the discrepancy is the underestimation of the proportion of large vehicle and the scale of traffic flow at night.

(95) But this cannot account for the scale of the recent rise in the statistical discrepancy because growth in trade has slowed since 2007.

(96) There was a discrepancy between the packing slip quantity and the actual quantity of goods shipped to you yesterday.

(97) Objectives To investigate thrombocyte and erythrocyte CD35[http://sentencedict.com/discrepancy.html], CD44 and CD62P expression discrepancy and its biological significance of tumor metastasis.

(98) Because writing is a kind of subjective test, the answers are open-ended and thus provide discrepancy between different raters.

(99) So, here I should warn you that there is a serious discrepancy between the usual intuitive notion of acceleration, the one that you are aware of when you drive a car and the one that we will be using.

(100) Sir, as between clothes and countenance, you are all right, there is no discrepancy.

(101) Besides, male and female criminal violence groups had discrepancy on "Paranoid", " Schizoid ", " Avoidant" 3 aspects.

(102) The traditional monistic thinking which seeks for discrepancy and avoids similarity is the methodological crux of the queries about global ethics.

(103) As stipulated in the contract, a minor discrepancy in colors is permissible.

(104) He was observed with lower limb length discrepancy and functional scoliosis.

(105) Students mocked him for his hypochondria and his habit of keeping one arm elevated to hide a perceived discrepancy in the length of his limbs.

(106) In the Visual Perception Test: Each group of students has no significant discrepancy.

(107) Superior Tao, the conversion to the Flat Tax Rate in relations without econometric discrepancy.

(108) An inconsequence cognition has generally existed in college physics teaching material that separates electric field from magnetic field, which has derived some discrepancy.

(109) The energy equivalent of the mass discrepancy in a nucleus is called binding energy.

(110) But I would definitely not feel comfortable about having a mission-critical system work with an internal discrepancy such as this.

(111) This paper analyzes the impact of domestic final demand expansion and export expansion on earnings and income discrepancy from final used perspective with input-output model.

(112) SHOULD THE APPLICANT WAIVE THE DISCREPANCY ( IES ) WE SHALL RELEASE DOCUMENTS.

(113) Since it is used in different environment and with the discrepancy of product quality, the RTV coating used in different area has the problem of ageing and tenure of use.

(114) We must reduce such discrepancy, strengthen check of graphite form and chemical composition and casting foundry defeats , so as to promote casting complex property and using...

(115) This article the classification of intermaxillary discrepancy and reviewed the treatment plan of this kind cases.

(116) In the case of documentary letter of credit, any discrepancy, even in minor details, between the documents presented and those specified in the credit may lead to refusal by the bank to make payment.

(117) Examples about the construction of a parameter model of the discrepancy and an integrative optimal design of experiments are given to show the superiority of the proposed method.

(118) The discrepancy of the recognizant form, the societal system and the developmental mode should not become the obstruction of the intercourse and the oppositional reason.

(119) We must bear in mind the possible discrepancy between the effect desired and the effect produced.

(120) There will be a big shaking-out – a discrepancy will arise between those institutions that grasp these opportunities and those that do not.