Jean Veil, SocGen's lawyer, said Kerviel was detained because of discrepancies in his testimony.
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.
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.
Brian A. Rohrbough and Susan E. Petrone, the parents of Daniel Rohrbough, had said they believed that their 15-year-old son was shot by a Denver police sergeant, Daniel P. O'Shea, because of discrepancies in an earlier report and conflicting witness accounts.
Instead the ancient skeptics find themselves in turmoil because of discrepancies in how things strike them.
This nanoparticle concentration vs. enhancement trend was further confirmed by the experimental studies of Golubovic et al. [19] and Liu et al. [20, 21], although their quantitative values differed because of discrepancies in experimental parameters, such as the shape of the heater and the nanoparticle material.
Validity of EM data can be affected because of discrepancies in pill removal and actual ingestion time.
Selective reporting was noted in three studies because of discrepancies in the study end points reported in the protocol in comparison with the primary trial results.
Two registries were subsequently excluded because of discrepancies in the observed rates of second primaries, leaving 13 registries in the current analysis.
Because of discrepancies in outcome measures and time points for outcome measurements, we could not use scatter plots to explore associations between clinical effectiveness and annual costs.
