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The discrepancy is indeed due to timing – fecal pellets were collected 12 hours post inoculation while organ loads were done at day 10.

These discrepancies are indeed not surprising due to the fact that Nur77 can act differently with various partners, which are highly dependent on the specific cellular context and the nature of stimulus.

A reasonable explanation for these discrepancies in HPV prevalence is indeed the use of HPV detection methods of different sensitivity [ 18].

O.K., that is indeed a discrepancy.

If they concede that there is indeed a discrepancy between your pay and your colleague's, don't demand an instant correction.

There is indeed a discrepancy in the use of phlebotonics, usually not prescribed in Northern Europe and United States in favour of other medical therapies; also the spread of the rubber band ligation is much greater in other centres compared to our group, often as treatment of choice for this pathology.

These find that, when the ratio (suitably adjusted to take care of accounting discrepancies) moves far above one, equilibrium is indeed eventually restored not, however, by a surge in the replacement value of companies' assets but by a correspondingly dramatic fall in the value that Wall Street places on them.

If selection is indeed widespread across the genome, as suggested by our results, this discrepancy between methods may be expected.

This is not sensitive to the RPKM normalization, as normalization factors [ 29] among technical replicates are close to 1. Indeed, this discrepancy is apparent in the simulated data, where normalization is not necessary.

The small discrepancies in Figure 1a are indeed related to the small residual strain in the stack.

Nevertheless, we assert that a large majority of the nonalignments we have identified are indeed discrepancies.