Sentence examples for discrepancy arose between from inspiring English sources
The American Lawyer, which is the chief trade publication for the legal industry, said it was making the changes to the firm's revenue and profitability after a discrepancy arose between what Dewey's management had reported to the magazine and what it had told the media.
In those cases where a discrepancy arose between the first and the second evaluation (less than 10% of the cases), a consensus was reached.
Discrepancy arose between the number of subjects reporting ILI (n = 25) and those showing laboratory evidence of 2009 pandemic influenza A (H1N1) infection (n = 15).
By looking at the specific location of inclusions in patient brains, a discrepancy arose between the neurons which have the inclusions and the neurons which are known to degenerate [ 103].
As the probability of false alarm increases, however, a discrepancy arises between ([16]], Eq. 13) and ([17]], Eq. 13) when compared to the new expressions and/or the work of [14],[15]].
If a discrepancy arises between the reports of a child and his /her parent(s), the anamnesis is extended by requesting both the parent and the child to repeat the description of the headache episodes and other symptoms in greater detail.
If discrepancies arose between GP and self-report, GP-reported vaccination status was considered correct.
When discrepancies arose between two reviewers, discussion with another reviewer (HHK) was undertaken until a consensus was reached.
Where discrepancies arose between the staining of cores from the same tumor, an average of the scores was taken, with confirmation by two observers using a double-headed microscope with a consensus decision taken in all cases.
For instance, discrepancies arose between IRBs that appeared to reflect differences in institutional culture and history, and personalities of chairs and/or vocal members, more than in local community values per se, and thus do not seem to be the intent of the regulations.
