Sentence examples for had a discrepancy from inspiring English sources

The Western Australian Liberal MP Rick Wilson also had a discrepancy between his interests register and the Asic database.

None of the 15 games at the Big East tournament last week had a discrepancy in fouls broader than what the Huskies averaged in the regular season.

Leg lengths were within 2 cm in seven of the eight cases, and one patient had a discrepancy greater than 2 cm.

As previously mentioned, we attempted to confirm the anomaly day for each satellite and found that only the ICESat anomaly day had a discrepancy.

Eighteen samples had a discrepancy in histopathological classification (Table 1 and Fig. 1), including five representing rare types of NSCLC with a histological composition of multiple cell types.

For subjects from current registry user sites, discrepancies were common in up-to-date status (22.6% of series had a discrepancy), number of pertussis-related immunizations received (34.7% of series had a discrepancy), dates (23.6% of series and 10.2% of immunizations had a discrepancy), and formulation (34.4% of immunizations had a discrepancy), with great variation between primary care sites.

"So this is where we have a discrepancy".

The code provisions that predict the load-carrying capacity of the strengthened RC composite column has a discrepancy in the results.

Although in general there is a good agreement, the SC values have a discrepancy where the OFD are not parallel, i.e. when the rotor and stator teeth are not aligned.

For the Y axis, the consistency between estimated and advertised scale factor values is better than 0.01, but the bias values have a discrepancy at the level of 100 500 nm/s2 (Table 3).

National estimates in the USA indicate that 23% of children, 15% of youths, and 13% of adults have a discrepancy of 5 mm or more in overjet alone, thereby signifying a Class II Division I malocclusion [1].