Sentence examples for because of discrepancies between from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Johns, 52, said the state came after him for $1,100 because of discrepancies between the income his identity thief claimed and his actual income.

But Mr Blair decided he needed to be subjected to a second session, three days later, because of "discrepancies" between the scientist's account and what Gilligan had reported on the Today programme.

Assuming an economy initially in full-employment equilibrium, Wicksell analyzed the various ways in which the system might depart from that position because of discrepancies between the prevailing market rate of interest and what he termed the "natural rate".

The chairman and vice chairman of the independent commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks said on Monday that they would ask Condoleezza Rice to testify under oath in any future questioning because of discrepancies between her statements and those made in sworn testimony by President Bush's former counterterrorism chief.

Because of discrepancies between the SEVIRI data and radar data, due to differences in observation time, parallax errors and collocation errors (Vicente et al. 2002), the comparison of these types of data may be hampered.

As was mentioned above, Oh attracts attention because of discrepancies between experimental data (mostly from observations of O emissions) and theoretical estimates of ambient O near the exobase and above.

Moreover, because of the high rate of discrepancies between preoperative and postoperative risk groups, comprehensive lymphadenectomy can always be performed later.

The 1-SST/1-FFT paradigm has been criticised, mainly because of discrepancies found between in vitro produced fructan oligomer profiles and those present in planta (Cairns, 1993; Cairns et al., 2008, and references therein).

Because of the discrepancies between CAE and CAD, and because of the association of CAE with other dilating arterial and even venous vascular disease, we tend to regard CAE as a systemic vascular wall abnormality rather then a simple variation of atherosclerosis.

Because of the possibility of discrepancy between local laboratories for the HER 2 testing with IHC, a centralised testing was implemented (Professor Josef Rüschoff, Institute of Pathology, Kassel, Germany).

In one audit of match failures in 2004 by New York City election officials, more than 80percentt of the failures were found to have resulted from errors by government officials; most of the remaining failures were because of immaterial discrepancies between the two records.