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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all discrepancies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every instance of inconsistency or difference in a particular context, such as reports, data, or accounts.
Example: "The auditor reviewed all discrepancies found in the financial statements to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "any inconsistencies" or "all differences".
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Considering all discrepancies, there were a total of 79 real defects.
Comparisons with the results from previously published work are noted and all discrepancies are discussed.
All discrepancies were resolved during the final development of the overall themes.
Initial inter-rater reliabilities were 0.75 for oral interview scoring, and all discrepancies were subsequently resolved by deliberation.
Finally he generated a new discrepancies report which contained all discrepancies found without showing the duplicated ones.
The moderator checked all discrepancies within the defect reports for incorrect or missing information and also gathered the discrepancies.
Secondary correlation with the radiology information system to see if all discrepancies were captured was not performed.
With an asymptotic analysis it is shown that all discrepancies between continuous and discrete asymptotics disappear, while, at the same time, checkerboard modes are suppressed.
Many academic institutions mandate that the attending radiologist flag all discrepancies on the Radiology Information System (RIS) to facilitate follow-up by the emergency physician.
All discrepancies had an intended or non-intended score, a pADE score and a discrepancy type (omission, medication added, different dose or substitution).
Since all discrepancies were resolved, no inter-reliability metrics were needed.
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