Sentence examples for finds a discrepancy from inspiring English sources
What's more, the Social Security Administration checks only once a year for numbers that fail to match legitimate pension accounts, and when it finds a discrepancy, it never assumes it is immigrant fraud as opposed to a mismatch resulting from a divorce, a job switch or a name changed through marriage.
It is interesting to find a discrepancy between our findings and those of and Mohib and Jevnikar (Mohib et al., 2008).
24 Uchino et al reported short BUT and corneal staining accompanied by normal Schirmer test values, 25 while we found a discrepancy in DE between subjective symptom reporting and measured clinical findings with regard to BUT and Schirmer test values.
It also claimed to have subsequently found a "discrepancy".
Here we found a discrepancy in the recipe (scandal!) — we'll call it "the case of the missing Fuggles".
But even with the current monitor, will there soon be fights and separations when supposedly faithful partners find a discrepancy in their individual weekly frequency scores?
When we compare our data to that collected by normal absence recording tools in the NHS for example, we find a discrepancy.
If you find a discrepancy, it is possible to get something for nothing via arbitrage with a set of trades involving the securities in Q and the security for which the associated value differs from price.
The organisation found a discrepancy of 240,000 between the Office for National Statistics' figure on the number of lone-parent households in England and Wales, and the number of people in receipt of one-parent benefits.
