(The church calls Marc Headley dishonest, claiming that he kept seven hundred dollars in profits after being authorized to sell Scientology camera equipment; Headley says that shipping costs and other expenses account for the discrepancy).
However, the FA would not comment specifically on the discrepancy in expenses.
Indeed, such approaches are likely to increase the number of indeterminate (discordant) findings, with unnecessary uncertainty for the individual and yet more expense to resolve these discrepancies.
But how such mechanisms would operate - e.g., in multi-site studies being reviewed by a CIRB - and how much such "dual reviews" would decrease expenses and eliminate discrepancies, are unclear.
We also project higher expenses for operating expenses and advertising; part of this discrepancy is the result of being a start-up, with no existing reputation.
He was dismissed because of discrepancies in his expense reports, a company official said.
Tension emerged between Mr. Hurd and the board, they say, over his changing explanations about his relationship with Ms. Fisher and discrepancies in his expense reporting.
Critics of the transit authority pounced on what looked like discrepancies in the authority's revenue and expense forecasts.
But he cited specific amounts that are being questioned because the Hughes expense ledgers and payroll registers "do not seem to jibe". Discrepancies include $1.7 million in executive bonuses and $61 million in employee compensation for 1983.
The audit of Dr. Tassone's expenses done for the Westchester district, Rye Neck, found instances of what it said might have been double billing and of discrepancies between dates of conferences Dr. Tassone attended and expense reports he submitted.
In current study, we included lung cancer patients with non-enlarged lymph nodes to investigate the frequent clinical discrepancy between CT and PET results, but this was at the expense of a larger study population.
