“discrepancy”造句，怎麼用discrepancy造句

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

The discrepancy, the archdiocese says, is because certain assets are held in restricted trusts, largely for the care of cemeteries.

That explains the geographical discrepancy and should also assist efforts to curb the disease in Brazil by allowing the real culprit to be studied in detail.

To sort out this seeming discrepancy, Elizabeth Dumont of the University of Massachusetts Amherst studied the skulls and limb bones of song birds, rodents and bats.

A glaring discrepancy(差異） has emerged between the career ambitions of Chinese female teenagers and their Japanese counterparts, according to a survey published yesterday by a Japanese think-tank.

With the Internet, you have an advantage, says Costa, because you can save your messages If you think there's a discrepancy in what someone told you, you can double check it against your archives.

AbstractThe great discrepancy between the market capacity on one hand in China and India,two big developing countries bordering on each other, and the current actual amount of merchandise trade between the two countries on the other,indicates a great potential for expansion.

So, the energy discrepancy was not due to the style of walking.

She is acutely aware of the discrepancy between her inner state and her public demeanor.

Needly clamp with an extra setting plate, let sewn are stably. Several leather are sewn together &ensures less discrepancy in stitching.

If there is discrepancy between the access level value specified by the user and what the remote procedure actually does at the data source, data inconsistency might occur.

All correspondence and documents related to this solicitation, including addenda, shall be written in both Chinese and English, and, in the event of any discrepancy, the Chinese version shall prevail.

They were startled to see that their results indicated a paternal discrepancy of 20-30%.

The discrepancy between the poor countries in the South and the rich in the North was also aggravated as a result of globalization.

Further analysis and observations will almost surely resolve this discrepancy.

The theories of particle physics predict the strength of dark energy to be about 120 orders of magnitude larger than what is observed, and general relativity cannot explain this enormous discrepancy.

In February, I asked Frieden about the discrepancy between his approach and the White House's, particularly on the soda tax.