Sentence examples for discrepancy noted from inspiring English sources
In a second discrepancy noted by investigators in 1982, the neighbors in South Salem did not remember having had a drink with Mr. Durst.
The percent discrepancy noted in hmF2 is 0 22%.
The combination of a significant discrepancy noted in the revised diagnosis of an ED patient after discharge and incorrect contact information in the hospital chart could magnify the potential for an avoidable catastrophic outcome.
Most any international student who receives an advanced degree is from a privileged background anyway because of the way international admissions are set up at most colleges regarding financial aid, much unlike the current beneficiaries of the diversity visa program, a discrepancy noted in a Dear Colleague letter from the Congressional Tri-Caucus that helped stall the bill.
Another discrepancy noted between the varying hospital levels was that in-hospital complications were predictive of cost variation in Level 3 but not Level 2 hospitals, raising questions about the potential higher risks of infectious and other complications in larger hospitals that could impact on LOS, outcomes and costs.
There was some discrepancy noted in the depth of coverage of the topics (e.g. delirium as compared with diabetes).
This can be one reason for the discrepancies noted above.
Why were discrepancies noted by Neumann (1999) when submitting essentially the same research proposal to a number of different HRECS throughout Australia?
Also included are imputed bank service charges, import duties, and any statistical discrepancies noted by national compilers as well as discrepancies that arise from rescaling.
The type of discrepancies noted by Neumann (1999) included requests to justify the study design and statistical analysis, alterations to the measurement instrument, rewording of information sheets and the requirement to involve a medical practitioner as a sponsor.
However, they did not resolve discrepancies noted by Constable and Johnson (2005) among power spectra determined from various marine sediments at frequencies between 30 My −1 (30 ky) and 200 My −1 (5 ky).
