Sentence examples for full discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Bayern's 3-1 victory hid the full discrepancy by which the Muncheners imposed their supremacy.

What explains this wide discrepancy?

Mr. Morgenthau's report stated they were so full of discrepancies and errors regarding the rape as to make them implausible as evidence.

In many cases, he said, the government cannot identify potential conflicts because committee membership lists are unusable — incomplete, inaccurate and full of discrepancies.

The court motion said records submitted by the police in Richmond, Va., where Mr. Brown claimed to have completed his sentence, were full of discrepancies and showed the singer had been unsupervised for most of the time.

The report also said that the convicted youths' confessions -- videotaped, written and so powerful that they persuaded two juries who had heard almost no other evidence -- were actually so full of discrepancies and errors regarding the rape, even about where, when and how it took place and who was involved, as to make the statements implausible as evidence of the rape.

What explains these wide discrepancies?

Studies in which it was not clear whether the inclusion criteria had been met were reviewed in full text and discrepancies were resolved by consensus.

In a similar way to the influenza B virus simulations undertaken here, prior information on the topology could also be a reason for this discrepancy between full phylogeny and sub-tree only estimates.

We resolved discrepancies in full text screening through consensus.

Although CNVs are proven to be involved in a variety of phenotypic discrepancies, the full extent and consequence of CNVs is yet to be understood.