Many of the US soldiers who are now refusing to fight in Iraq cite the discrepancy between what the media told them about Iraqis and what they saw for themselves as the reason.
Cognotion CEO Jo Schneider cites the discrepancies in training programs and education as the main cause behind the lack of qualified caregivers.
At least two plausible reasons can be cited for the discrepancy between our observations and those of Liebau et al. [4] with respect to the existence of Kv 3.1 expression in eNPC.
The Obama administration indicated it believes it is more likely to influence Russian behaviour through economic pressure than providing additional and potentially lethal military aid to Ukraine, citing the massive discrepancy in Ukrainian and Russian military capabilities.
Since Lena Dunham's new project, "Girls," premièred on HBO a few weeks back, black journalists, women of color, and any number of blogologists have weighed in on the show, citing the great discrepancy between their concerns — the rightful representation of people of color — and what Dunham's show actually reflects: her concerns.
Since Lena Dunham's new project, "Girls," premièred on HBO a few weeks back, black journalists, women of color, and any number of blogologists have weighed in on the show, citing the great discrepancy between their concerns the rightful representation of people of color and what Dunham's show actually reflects: her concerns.
Although many reasons could be cited for the discrepancies between our data and the previous reports [ 5, 6], their lack of time-matched controls could be the leading cause of confusion and misleading conclusions.
Nadler cited the decision not to pursue obstruction of justice as evidence of "very concerning discrepancies and final decision making at the justice department".
In July 2003 Goldener resigned from Bench, citing the arduous commute and discrepancies between what he made in commissions and what he was owed.
The petition cited discrepancies in the reporting and counting of votes.
