Sentence examples for found a discrepancy from inspiring English sources
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".
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.
Studies have found a discrepancy rate — when the presumed father is not the biological father — of anywhere from 0.8 percent to 30 percent, with the median being 3.7 percent, according to one review of such studies.
The study's lead author, Dr Astha Singhal, a professor at Boston University, says the key point is that they found a discrepancy only in vague pain-related conditions, commonly associated with drug-seeking behaviour, rather than conditions with obvious causes, such as bone fractures.
In our study, we found a discrepancy between the protein localizations in rice and in Arabidopsis, although both proteins shared a similar NLS.
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.
