Sentence examples for the only discrepancy from inspiring English sources

According to her daughter, Finty, the only discrepancy between the public Dench and the private one is her temper.

But the only discrepancy that bothers Long Beach residents is the depiction of their city as a graffiti-filled drug haven, with abandoned buildings and a rundown boardwalk.

The only discrepancy I'm spotting: the model I saw had a ring around the optical trackpad, similar to the ones found on the HTC Desire and Nexus One.

Time magazine's Charlotte Alter uses those numbers to show that at Microsoft, like many tech companies, a pay gap is not the only discrepancy between men and women.

And that 2.1 million sales isn't the only discrepancy in the two agencies' 1994 findings.

The only discrepancy was that the relative expression of AtPV42b in roots as compared with other tissues was lower than that of AtPV42a.

The only discrepancies between different gene trees were obtained for T. [ pileatus].

These were the only discrepancies between microarray data and Northern blots found in the open reading frames tested, leaving the regulation of the pyrimidine operon and the link to the regulation of nitrogen-related functions open.

As might be expected, the only discrepancies occurred when 2 patients who were adjudicated to have immune-related SD would have experienced PD by the modified WHO criteria because of the development of new metastatic lesions (which increased the total tumor burden used in the immune-related criteria by <25%).

The only discrepancies in results were that 3 flares became non-significantly associated with a health utilities decrement (p = 0.31), and the associations between 1 3 flares and greater activity impairment (relative to no flares) fell below conventional levels of significance (1 2 flares: p = 0.051; 3 flares: p = 0.075).

The only significant discrepancy was observed for the loop between Hβ and Iβ, a region previously shown to be highly dynamic in a molecular dynamics study [24].