Sentence examples for if there is discrepancy from inspiring English sources
If there is discrepancy, the diaries will be used as the source data.
Breast MRI can be performed in the preoperative workup of patients with biopsy-proven breast cancer to size lesions, if there is discrepancy regarding the extent of disease from clinical, mammography or ultrasound assessment, and to identify multicentric or multifocal disease.
The lists above are definitive; if there's discrepancy with the table, let us know!
We report the results from both models if there was discrepancy between the two; otherwise we report results from the random effects model.
If there was discrepancy, or the choice between the Akaike and Schwartz criteria was not clear, then the model that produced an estimate closest to the ratio of known to estimated found in other strata was selected.
If there are discrepancies between the self-reported academic work and official records, offers of admission will be rescinded.
She told Ms. Hollebeke at one point, "If there are discrepancies, it's going to be really hard on you -- if you lie to a police officer you can be arrested".
If there are discrepancies, Countrywide will either adjust its records to be consistent with the trustee's or provide evidence showing why Ms. Winnecour's numbers are inaccurate, the settlement states.
Consider the following criteria that defines effective teams against the dynamics of your own team, and if there are discrepancies, ask yourself why.
In both Ray's and Paltrow's cases, it seems as if there are discrepancies between the New York Times version of what a ghostwriter is, and what Ray and Paltrow call a ghostwriter.
