Sentence examples for first discrepancy from inspiring English sources

And this is just the first discrepancy.

Mr. Donohue explained the first discrepancy by saying that the counsel's office was where some documents related to prisoners were typically sent, not that he had actually sent them.

The first discrepancy, believe it or not, concerns his mother's birthplace, which seems to have been Wichita Hospital, and not, as Obama wrote, Fort Leavenworth (where his grandfather, Stanley Dunham, was stationed).

The first discrepancy measures departure from association when the latter is true, and the other measures departure from independence when this attribute holds.

In this list, the first discrepancy according to the separation in Figure 4 concerns the amino acid Ser in position 6 (with the 5 first amino acids in the list all situated in T1).

First, discrepancies of results between labs might be due to the use of different strains.

First, discrepancies in the definitions of CVD deaths either between or within studies (e.g., changes in International Classification of Diseases codes from the ninth to the tenth revision) are a potential source of heterogeneity and misclassification.

First, discrepancies between trends of increase or decrease in PA among studies may be related to the definition and measurement of LTPA and physical fitness [ 18], study designs, or the statistical analysis [ 51].

In a second discrepancy noted by investigators in 1982, the neighbors in South Salem did not remember having had a drink with Mr. Durst.

Now he happens upon a second discrepancy in the directives given to him: he finds a half-open window, but it appears to lead not into a bathroom, as noted, but into what looks like a kitchen.

The second discrepancy is that very old clusters such as the globular clusters have too few high-luminosity stars, as compared with the van Rhijn function, and this is clearly the result of stellar evolution away from the main sequence.