Such a reading is based, first, on the supposed discrepancy between Wittgenstein's construction of a world-language system, which takes up the bulk of the Tractatus, and several comments that are made about this construction in the Preface to the book, in its closing remarks, and in a letter he sent to his publisher, Ludwig von Ficker, before publication.
This discrepancy is supposed to be due to the difference in the baseline vitamin D status, baseline risk of events, doses and dosing periods of nutritional vitamin D supplementation, and adherence among the study subjects.
We suppose that the discrepancies between the students' self-reporting of drug use in the 2005 in-person study and the two anonymous surveys arose from the students' reluctance to discuss personal drug use and attitudes openly in an interview setting.
Chief Bradford was indicted on Sept. 6 based on discrepancies in a disciplinary case involving supposed use of foul language by Capt.
Nick Leeson, the trader who ran up £860m ($1.4 billion) of dealing losses at Barings, a British merchant bank, in 1995, was supposed to be making money in Singapore by exploiting tiny discrepancies between the prices of two futures contracts.
In January 2007, Daniel Brandt contacted the author of the article in The New Yorker about the discrepancies in Jordan's biography and the exploitation of his supposed qualifications as leverage in internal disputes over Wikipedia content.
" There is no written policy on what you are supposed to do when the report is late or when you discover some discrepancies".
Furthermore, even though the implementation of treatment was supposed to be driven by a rigid set of rules, there was ambiguity in the discrepancy between what was required by the patients and how the treatment was provided by health personnel.
For these children, their handicap may predominantly lie in the discrepancy between their literacy level and the difficulty of the texts they are supposed to be able to read based on their intelligence.
