Sentence examples for in a discrepancy from inspiring English sources

The main danger lies in a discrepancy, between accom modation capacities and service.

This requires extensive amounts of time and labor and can result in a discrepancy between actual energy savings and calculated results.

The lawsuit cites a December report by the Social Security inspector general that said 17.8 million of the agency's 435 million records contained errors that could result in a discrepancy report about a worker who is legal.

In a discrepancy affecting almost 100,000 poor New York families, the city is assessing income tax on people whose incomes are low enough to exempt them from Federal and state taxes, according to a study by the city's Independent Budget Office.

Based on this observation, one may surmise that the gas mixture present when annealing in vacuum chambers may actually contain only small partial pressures of oxygen, pox, resulting in a discrepancy between the measured total pressure p inside the chamber and the actual pox, due to contaminations.

When diabetes treatment is started, added, or changed (intensification of treatment) in patients with poor glycemic control, GA (glycated albumin) decreases within a few weeks, while HbA1c increases in some patients, resulting in a discrepancy between changes in GA and HbA1c.

The arrows mark three patient in whom a discrepancy results in different categorization.

On May 30 2002, 10 months after the incident, they arrested Jenny Chubb on suspicion of murder and also perjury, in relation to a discrepancy in her evidence at the inquest.

Third, there is a discrepancy in the trends that would be generated at high versus low pressure.

In total, there was a discrepancy in 19 (29%) samples between SNP array and IHC/FISH analysis.

In the event of a discrepancy in scoring, the slides were re-examined by both pathologists.