Sentence examples for discrepancy according to from inspiring English sources
The discrepancy, according to Mr. Browder's subpoena request, was received as a tax refund.
Mr. Rattner could face a perjury charge because of that discrepancy, according to the people with knowledge of negotiations.
One reason for this discrepancy, according to the conclusion, is the use of standard application forms in the public sector which hide or disguise the ethnicity of an applicant.
On Nov. 2, 2007, six days before he was scheduled to close, Mr. Bhandari wrote an e-mail to Richard Shill, a Two Trees executive, telling him of the discrepancy, according to court records.
The reason for the discrepancy, according to the document, is a vulnerability in the bitcoin protocol, which allowed 744,408btc - about 6% of all the bitcoins presently in circulation - to be stolen from the site's "cold storage", a bitcoin wallet unconnected to the main network where coins are (theoretically) safe from hacking attacks.
The discrepancy, according to the EPI's report, is likely driven by men at the very top of the wage gap distribution earning more than ever.
In 1998, an inspection team audited the company's compliance with a state law that mandates driver fitness and training and found more than 200 discrepancies, according to testimony on Thursday from Thomas Fullington, an assistant director of the State Department of Motor Vehicles.
Although discrepancies according to citizenship are smaller regarding the firm size, Pearson's chi-squared test indicates that the distribution of naturalisation status and firm size is not independent.
Discrepancies according to arterial blood pressure levels are shown in Table 1.
16 Indeed, at least 17 different Candida spp. cause IC in humans; C. albicans is the most common worldwide, presenting a global average of 66% of all Candida spp., with large geographical discrepancies according to the ARTEMIS DISK Global Antifungal Surveillance Study.
