Sentence examples for discrepancy in the dates from inspiring English sources
His office concedes it failed back then to notice a discrepancy in the dates.
It is also possible that Gerhard proclaimed the establishment of the Order immediately after the victory of his knights at Linnich, but the documents were not drawn up until later, leading to discrepancy in the dates of 1444 or 1445.
The archaeological contexts from which these skeletal remains came are only broadly dated to between the 13th and 16th centuries, so there is a slight discrepancy in the date ranges of the mudéjar and Christian samples which cannot be resolved.
Among the names on Parke-Bernet's mailing list was that of the Abraham Lincoln Association, of Springfield, Illinois, whose secretary, upon scanning his copy of the catalogue, noted three discrepancies in the dates given in the calendar, and wrote to the galleries calling attention to them.
Owing to discrepancies in the dates and spelling of the letters, however, they are suspected to be forgeries.
These scholars point to discrepancies in the dates between Byzantine and Chinese sources and argue that definitively conflating Ziebel with Tong Yabghu is an exaggeration of the extant evidence.
There are always slight variations in different women's bodies which can cause discrepancy in the actual date on which ovulation occurs.
Since we have collected the date of the onset of symptoms from different sources, there was a potential for discrepancies in the estimated dates for individual patients.
He was persuaded by the discrepancy in birth dates.
The discrepancy in the shortening the heading date between the Jeon et al. study and our study may be due to the different rice cultivars, Nakdong and TNG67, with different Hd1 and Ehd1 genetic background (Figure 4, Additional file 2: Figure S1 and Additional file 3: Figure S2).
However, the 95% HPD intervals on each of the relevant nodes overlap considerably, and the discrepancy in dates does not refute a North American origin for D. campyloptera.
