Sentence examples for because of discrepancies in from inspiring English sources
Jean Veil, SocGen's lawyer, said Kerviel was detained because of discrepancies in his testimony.
He was dismissed because of discrepancies in his expense reports, a company official said.
The stockbroker, Joseph Ludlam, 36, was said to have been fired last month from First Union Securities because of discrepancies in his accounts and aggressive trading practices.
The documents — three letters from Countrywide addressed to the homeowner — claimed that the borrower owed the company $4,700 because of discrepancies in escrow deductions.
These statistics also fail to factor in the basic administrative challenges unique to trans workers, who can be subject to outsize scrutiny during hiring because of discrepancies in identity documents, with their names or gender markers varying from official documents.
In 1966 the Food and Drug Administration barred him from research because of discrepancies in his data; Dr. Kligman, who was later reinstated, blamed prisoners whom he had paid to do the record-keeping.
Following the recent evidences of a systemic review and Meta-analysis on antipsychotics among adults with schizophrenia, it has shown that the benefits of atypical antipsychotics over typical antipsychotics remain indecisive because of discrepancy in assessing the result [ 12].
Moreover, it is also improbable that the differences observed were a consequence of discrepancies in nCPAP compliance because, based on subject self-report, this measure was similar between groups.
Interpretation of the laboratory results is difficult because of discrepancies between in vitro susceptibility and in vivo response to treatment (5, 21 ).
In the months before Sochi, according to the November WADA report, international doping officials had threatened to revoke the accreditation of Dr. Rodchenkov's lab because of suspicious discrepancies in sample results and complaints of "external interferences" in the lab's operations.
