Sentence examples for discrepancies of fact from inspiring English sources

Yet there are no real discrepancies of fact or even interpretation in what she is telling us.

Meinong explains away the discrepancy with the introduction of two readings of "fact".

There have been some discrepancies between fact and Capote's outline of what happened, but the facts of the murders remain true.

However, if a significant portion of variance in discrepancies can in fact be attributed to changes in appraisal, this effect would be evidence of response shift.

-- to alert the unwary to discrepancies of that size.

We do not have a satisfactory explanation of this discrepancy, but the fact that we found such association (of prior use of quinolones with resistance to themselves and MDR) in the univariate analysis, but not in the multivariate analysis, enhances the absolute need of careful consideration of potential confounders.

Although the difference between the surface area of the chains and that of the spacer is not appreciable, we would explain this discrepancy by the fact that most of the antibiotic-releasing surface of each spacer is covered by the proximal part of the femur where the antibiotics cannot be washed off from the surface as easily as in the case of beads.

We resolved discrepancies involving facts and disagreements by discussion.

The planners traced much of the discrepancy to the fact that initial numbers were based on preliminary engineering estimates, which have changed as details have been refined.

Among possible explanations of this discrepancy is the fact that AHAPS-SiO2-NP do not penetrate beyond the stratum corneum, the outermost layer of the skin, in normal and irritated skin, including the mice used here.

Indicative of this discrepancy is the fact that there are 48.6 million uninsured people in the US, but only 7.3 million actually paid a visit to the FQHCs [ 5].