Besides the 17 cases, most of the discrepancies uncovered by the audits "were generally technical and did not impact safety," Castelveter said.
The factual stakes are almost hysterically low: most of the "discrepancies" are trivial and were reconciled for publication in The Believer.
Ohio Republicans had sought the lists to challenge voters, but the Ohio secretary of state, Jennifer Brunner, a Democrat, refused, saying numerical errors or misspellings are the probable reason for most of the discrepancies.
Most of the discrepancies among Andersen's clients came to light with Anderson's demise.
The slow kinetics of the uptake accounts for most of the discrepancies among the results of the different techniques.
For SV-2015-2020, mofthef the discrepancies in space identified in Fig. 10 are down-weighted and spatial features common to all models receive equal weight.
Most of the discrepancies occurred in patients with acute RV failure if it was due to an acute event like pulmonary embolism or acute exacerbation of chronic pulmonary artery hypertension and in patients having additional component of COPD in ADHF patients.
More recently, however, thanks to new and more accurate data from foraminifers, corals, and other sources--plus some fancy statistical treatments that help predict which way data gaps bend the curve--the INTCAL group has been able to resolve most of the discrepancies.
Given how much his games offer players, though, most of his discrepancies are easier overlooked.
If that were true, we wouldn't see large gaps in student achievement when students enter kindergarten, study after study finding that most of the discrepancies in achievement are due to non-school factors, and, as shown below, economic mobility rates for poor college graduates that are worse than those for wealthy non-graduates.
