Sentence examples for comes in discrepancy from inspiring English sources
This comes in discrepancy with the compelling body of arguments which have established that hypothalamic MCS is one of the main anorectic signals, through which most satiety actions are believed to occur [3], [37].
"When a discrepancy comes in, it says, 'Shit!
Since the truth only comes in one version, any discrepancy is a red flag regarding her integrity.
The biggest discrepancy, however, comes in the salaries: there's no need for a salary cap there.
New year-on-year figures show the highest discrepancies came in the first four years after Eastern European countries joined the EU.
Evidence for this comes from discrepancies in community detection in networks created from different data types [ 16].
While access to the fairs is limited by geography — French supermarkets don't deliver to China — a little knowledge of pricing discrepancies might come in handy elsewhere.
Heartbreak comes from a discrepancy in intentions and expectations.
Steve Elmendorf, a senior adviser to Mr. Gephardt, said the discrepancy was caused by accounting problems, and by checks coming in after the June 30 cutoff date for the quarter.
A discrepancy in the numbers could also mean that even more money came in.
