For subjects from current registry user sites, discrepancies were common in up-to-date status (22.6% of series had a discrepancy), number of pertussis-related immunizations received (34.7% of series had a discrepancy), dates (23.6% of series and 10.2% of immunizations had a discrepancy), and formulation (34.4% of immunizations had a discrepancy), with great variation between primary care sites.
This discrepancy is common in public life, where people are frequently impelled - whether by their own propensities or by the demands of others - to speak extensively about matters of which they are to some degree ignorant.
A need for multiple reconstructive procedures as recurrence of deformities and leg length discrepancy is common.
"I have 650 kids in school and 1,500 on the waiting list". The discrepancy is common for charter schools that are well regarded by the public, Turner said.
A recent study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine found that sexual desire discrepancy was common, and women employed a number of strategies to get back on track with their partner, including having sex without desire, communicating, meeting partner's needs, and just giving it time to work itself out.
That's a good idea, because discrepancies between labs are common, says David Griffiths, a virologist at Moredun Research Institute in Midlothian, United Kingdom, who has studied previous claims for retroviruses as the cause of chronic diseases.
If discrepancies are more common in retracted studies than unretracted studies, they might represent an accessible signal of concern for readers.
How accurate is a jurisdictional dispensing record, such as PharmaNet, compared to BPMHs for patients who receive BPMH as part of routine care? 2. What types of discrepancies are most common in a jurisdictional repository? 3. What medications are most accurate and which are frequently discrepant? 4. What is the rate of potentially significant discrepancies amongst all discrepancies?
Big discrepancies in pay across companies are common.
