Sentence examples for discrepancies occur from inspiring English sources
It is true that regional discrepancies occur everywhere in the world.
These discrepancies occur even in the Ivy League, which he uses as the paragon of how athletics should be governed.
However, discrepancies occur among the findings obtained from the three streams when different compositions of fuel mixes are used in power generation, or when the overall impacts are not contributed mostly by greenhouse gases emissions.
The discrepancies occur not only in the stuff you might expect – who first came on to whom, how guilty each participant felt – but in more fundamental details: sometimes, Noah's and Alison's versions of the same scene contain not just completely opposite dialogue but occur in divergent settings.
The results seem to be promising when compared to reference data from TWINS, and the largest discrepancies occur above 1600 Hz and are attributed to plane waves radiated by the rail that so far have not been accounted for in the design of the filters.
Through comparisons with the experimental measurements it is concluded that the design rules which allow for an extreme wave encounter provide a reasonable safety margin for the global loads in abnormal waves, although discrepancies occur towards the aft of the vessel.
The bureau is then supposed to recanvass areas where discrepancies occurred.
And, when they are not accurate, to try and understand why discrepancies occurred.
During the boreal winter, these discrepancies occurred in Central America, northern Brazil, and southeastern United States; during the boreal summer, the discrepancies occurred in the sub-Sahara Africa and in the northern part of South America.
Diagnostic discrepancies occurred in 57% of the seven cases classified as minimally invasive FTC by the FCD.
Mr. Wolff said Hugo Boss would probably not restate its financial results for 2001, the period in which the discrepancies occurred, but instead would take a charge of 6 million euros ($5.5 million) against 2002 earnings.
