Sentence examples for finding discrepancies from inspiring English sources
I must tell you that we are finding discrepancies in some claims made by human sources about mobile biological weapons production before the war.
The ring girder elevation drawings from the manufacturer could also be included into the frozen structural BIM model and steel construction drawings for finding discrepancies.
A Facebook group of 70,000 has compared over 20,000 scans of the paper records of vote counts from each polling station to the immediate results published electronically by the National Registry's office, often finding discrepancies.
I was struck by a simple problem, among the many things I heard in these days about the discovery of planet Kepler 452b, now baptized as "cousin of the Earth". This may be due to a bias in my mind, which is automatically oriented towards finding discrepancies, or better unpredictable holes, in the ways the main announcement of a scientific discovery is made to the public.
Some staff reported finding discrepancies between the results of the POC test and conventional treponemal assays (7 ).
Four of the five studies reported data on folic acid use, with two (Howell et al., 2001; Brough et al., 2009) finding discrepancies between ethnic groups.
This finding discrepancy may be explained by the different threshold of inadequacy and difference in study participants.
After finding widespread discrepancies, they were told by local commanders that the names on the list that they could not verify were people on vacation.
Election experts like Catawba University political scientist J. Michael Bitzer had begun crunching data, finding curious discrepancies in the data about absentee ballots for Bladen and another nearby county.
In addition, approximately 10% of the data were randomly cross-checked against the original forms by the co-investigators, finding minimal discrepancies.
Last week, Reuters reported that Booz Allen Hamilton hired Snowden despite finding possible discrepancies in his resume.
