Sentence examples for discrepancies in the figures from inspiring English sources
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.
One of the issues that has provoked deep mistrust in recent years has been discrepancies in the figures produced by the main oil company and those produced by the government; the latter consistently report figures which are smaller, by between 9% and 26%.
There was no immediate explanation for the discrepancy in the figures.
Many of the most critically injured were flown by military planes to Cairo, where some may have died, accounting for the discrepancy in the figures.
The most recent census data shows about 9% of Auckland's population is Chinese, and Twyford says the discrepancy in the figures points to offshore Chinese investors having a significant presence in the Auckland real estate market.
2) There is an odd discrepancy in the figures that the authors should address.
But the Food and Agriculture Organisation FAOO) had assumed that, unless everybody lied at the same time and in the same direction, discrepancies in the global figures would pretty much cancel each other out.Unfortunately, this approach overlooked the possibility that a single large contributor might be lying spectacularly.
In Italy, migraine 1-year prevalence was 42.9%; which is much higher than our result (5) and also the 1-year prevalence of migraine in Eurolight project 35.3% [27] The discrepancies in the prevalence figures could be attributed to methodological differences, and to genetic, environmental or cultural factors.
There is a discrepancy in the number of significant figures in the city's latitude and longitude points due to the different geocoding services used to deliver latitude and longitude values.
There are several possible explanations for the large discrepancy in these figures.
The high proportion of PTC (79%) in the malignant group from the Giordano dataset may explain the good accuracy for this group despite the rate of discrepancy shown in the Figure 1C.
