However, other studies have shown autopsy requests have been declined for multiple reasons (1– 3), one of which is the fear of litigation by families who are increasingly becoming well informed on discrepancies between clinical and autopsy findings (4, 6, 8).
Rather than becoming clearer and better understood, discrepancies in the reported data have resulted in much confusion.
Thus, near-instant fact checking of claims made by politicians, and public shaming - in the event of discrepancies or attempts to mislead the public - is becoming the norm.
That discrepancy between our internal clocks and our hectic lifestyle is becoming more and more of an issue.
"But instead of becoming defensive and trying to explain away the discrepancy, Mr. Obama should simply say the White House has to do better and present the lag for what it is: more evidence that the problem persists even in workplaces committed to equal treatment".
Patient-reported outcomes are becoming widespread, but there are still questions regarding the discrepancies between the patients' subjective feelings across cultures and their implications on the measurements of satisfaction and anxiety.
Working as an artist after becoming a mother has changed her perspective on gender; she's started noticing discrepancies between how men and women artists are treated.
On becoming a public figure, Chanel grew so richly inventive about her past, powdering over any discrepancies and shames, that all the film can do is pick and choose, and hope that some of its testimony escapes the fog of myth.
As potential sources of error and reasons for discrepancies between technologies are uncovered, the relationship among gene expression data produced using the different platforms is becoming more clear.
The discrepancy between what you say and what you do has begged the attention of several news outlets, as well as becoming the typical fodder for tabloid talk.
