Check your report regularly; make sure discrepancies are rectified.
Participants were asked about specific decisions that may have been difficult to make, including discrepancies between the WHO and Malian EMLs.
For the early phase of the fasts, where we have more information on what responses individuals make, the discrepancies in the early phase of the fasts were greatest for model 1.
There are ways to make the discrepancy seem very large.
Repeal would make the discrepancy worse, and hand an unwarranted $100 billion tax cut to the 15percentt or so wealthiest retirees over the next 10 years.
My love, this does not make any discrepancy between us; on the contrary, I feel very near you in this attempt to struggle for what I feel true and good, just as you do yourself.
The standard model was obtained by minimizing the discrepancy between the model and the normal control data with an iterative least squares procedure, so that alteration of any of the above parameters would make the discrepancy worse.
A professor of family law at New York University, Martin Guggenheim, said that the ambiguity in criminal laws on the "home alone" question made wide discrepancies in the handling of cases inevitable.
As a final factor, examining the open availability of these resources to teachers or other potential users made some discrepancies apparent.
Much was also made of discrepancies between the video witness statement Dennis Oland gave to police the day the body was found, and his testimony this week under direct examination.
In a letter disclosed to VICE News Friday morning following inquiries we made about discrepancies in some of the emails turned over to us, Justice Department attorney Brigham Bowen said, "Due to a technical flaw in an operating system, some timestamps in email headers were unavoidably altered.
