"discrepancies items" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to items or topics which are not correctly or accurately represented or correlated. For example, "We need to investigate the discrepancies items in the report to make sure everything is accurate."
We will identify seven trial-specific discrepancy items, including the objectives, inclusion and exclusion criteria, end points, sample size, additional analyses, type of population analysis and sponsor acknowledgement.
33 36 37 The seven discrepancy items include: (1) objectives, (2) inclusion and exclusion criteria, (3) end points, (4) sample size, (5) additional analyses, (6) type of population analysis and (7) sponsor acknowledgement.
For each of the seven discrepancy-items, we calculate the proportion of trials with the discrepancy.
We define discrepancies between protocol and primary publication as additions, omissions or changes in prespecified discrepancy-items.
Some discrepancies include items referring to specificities of the Australian and French health care systems.
Some differences between MMSE versions between studies led to some discrepancies between items, e.g.: state/county.
We found minor grammatical and semantic discrepancies in certain items (item 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, 13, 15, 17) that were adapted to local dialect by consensus.
The discrepancies in item scores between the child-reports and parent-reports were examined using paired t tests.
Any discrepancies in the items were checked against the English and Swedish versions, and revised if necessary.
7, 17, 20 Although both rules share common items, discrepancies exist and the need for guidelines has been pointed out.
Discrepancies in identifying items of data (surname, forename, sex and date of birth) were found in 3.5% of cases.
