Sentence examples for By discrepancies from inspiring English sources

Dyson claims the disadvantage was driven home by discrepancies in the bureaucratic process of applying for patents.

But they are blurred by discrepancies of tuning: standard temperament is set against natural harmonics, so that each chord bleeds around the edges.

But investigators said they have been troubled by discrepancies in his account, and Mrs. Durst's family has cast suspicion on him.

Fascinated by discrepancies between the piano and orchestral scores of Mahler's Des Knaben Wunderhorn, he went on to fund and prepare a critical edition of the work for the Mahler Gesellschaft in Vienna.

In this phase, a community of researchers who share a common intellectual framework – called a paradigm or a "disciplinary matrix" – engage in solving puzzles thrown up by discrepancies (anomalies) between what the paradigm predicts and what is revealed by observation or experiment.

Ms. Levin, an art historian who compiled the Hopper catalogue raisonné, the only extensive inventory of his work, said her suspicions were aroused decades ago by discrepancies in the accounts of how the minister had acquired such a large collection of Hopper paintings, drawings and watercolors, more than 100 of which he ultimately put up for sale.

We consider that the differences arose by discrepancy of the definition of asthma.

1. State-by-state discrepancies make the primary process imbalanced Most states and territories hold primaries, which are organized and paid for by their respective state governments.

My amusement at the cartoon showing a baseball player in a New York Yankee uniform sending a Twitter message while at bat was overshadowed by some discrepancies (Cartoon, by Alex Gregory, April 19th).

By genotyping, discrepancies were discovered in only 3.5% of transmission events classified by serotype.

Affected communities can also play an important role by monitoring discrepancies between promised and actual outcomes.