Sentence examples for disclosed discrepancies from inspiring English sources

Among the limited reports, the search for predisposing factors for severe thrombocytopenia during antiviral therapy disclosed discrepancies between these studies.

She disclosed the discrepancies on her résumé after she learned that a University of Colorado student who had interviewed her for an alumni publication was going to reveal the information.

The partners told officials that Naimoli had not disclosed the discrepancy to them.

But federal law enforcement officials, who recently disclosed the discrepancy in the size of the anthrax particles, called the postal investigators' theory possible but unlikely.

And diaries Mr. Murdoch supplied to the Leveson inquiry showed more meetings with Mr. Cameron than those Mr. Cameron had publicly disclosed — a discrepancy his office told reporters was related to what was defined as a meeting.

After individual evaluation, the findings were disclosed and discrepancy in the findings was discussed by 2 observers.

Despite the consistency, the HCC module map discloses a discrepancy in the Dysplasia-Early HCC network and Early-Advanced HCC network related to apoptosis.

The plane, which was carrying passengers when the discrepancy was disclosed, was stopped in Los Angeles for an inspection though no problems were found, an airline spokesman, Greg Witter, said.

In the case of WorldCom, which has disclosed at least $9 billion in accounting discrepancies so far, whether Mr. Matlin profits could largely depend on restoring credibility and investor confidence.

* Another big loser was Future Healthcare, which sank 10 13/16 to 4 9/16 after the company disclosed that it found 1994 accounting discrepancies that may have a material impact on results.

Jon Terry, a partner at consultants PricewaterhouseCoopers, said this was the first time such levels of pay had been disclosed by banks and would contain some discrepancies.