However, great discrepancy in cited ED rates exists in the contemporary radiation therapy literature.
Army officials also cited discrepancies in the data cited by Dr. Kuklo, saying he had described more injuries than Walter Reed records showed.
Ms. Pirro, a relentless prosecutor of domestic violence cases, has cited discrepancies in Mr. Durst's account of his last night with Mrs. Durst.
The wealth discrepancy has been cited as one of the principal grievances of the Occupy Wall Street movement, a grassroots protest that began in lower Manhattan's Financial District last month and has since spread to more than 100 cities.
Probably, the apparent discrepancy between the cited psychophysical and electrophysiological studies depends on differences in their analytical focus.
The discrepancy between the cited studies and the present one in respect to the effect of accommodation may be due to differences in material sizes and group sizes.
GDF11 in neurogenesis serves to limit the numbers of neural stem cells [ 43, 44] and this discrepancy was not cited or discussed in the pro-rejuvenation papers.
KPMG cited "serious discrepancies" regarding bank balances and "discrepancies between KPMG's direct calls to customers and confirmations returned by mail".
Mr Giles identifies discrepancies between source material cited by Mr Piketty and the figures that appear in the book.
Greg LeRoy, a critic of tax incentives for businesses who wrote the book "The Great American Jobs Scam: Corporate Tax Dodging and the Myth of Job Creation," said it's not uncommon to find discrepancies in the figures cited by public officials for large taxpayer-financed deals.
