We do not understand the basis for the multiple discrepancies between our data and those of Zhang and Hayes.
But in practice, this trial is about the failures of reporter Sabrina Erdely and magazine editors to spot multiple discrepancies in the story they sought to tell.
The confrontation on Ms. Winfrey's show was the culmination of events that began with a report on Jan . 8by The Smoking Gun, an investigative Web site, that found multiple discrepancies between Mr. Frey's life and his account in the book.
To determine the source of these discrepancies between Tiling Assembly and the FL-cDNA, seven different categories of classification were used: extra exon, missing exon, extra intron, missing intron, missing junction, gap, or multiple discrepancies.
Some readers might consider what we list as a single discrepancy to be several (for example, multiple repetitions of the same contradiction) or what we consider several to be just one (arguing, for example, that multiple discrepancies in a table might have been values from a different trial pasted into a manuscript accidentally).
One senior military official said that, in places, rival maps have discrepancies of "multiples of kilometres – sometimes as much as five kilometres".
This methodology used multiple responses to identify existent discrepancies of a model, calibrate the stiffness of the bridge support and establish uncertainty of a predicted response.
An additional 1322 SNPs were determined to be within exons however discrepancies of SNP positions across multiple alignments resulted in uncertainty of codon position.
-- to alert the unwary to discrepancies of that size.
Limitations of using the US national multiple cause-of-death data include possible coding and reporting discrepancies, and misdiagnosis of CJD as a cause of death.
