Sentence examples for three discrepancies from inspiring English sources

Profile pictures of women online daters had an average of three discrepancies – from photo enhancement, for example – whereas men had an average of 1.33.

When it comes to the differences between what Mr Nixon told David Frost and the actual record as known from published tapes, there were three discrepancies.

Among the names on Parke-Bernet's mailing list was that of the Abraham Lincoln Association, of Springfield, Illinois, whose secretary, upon scanning his copy of the catalogue, noted three discrepancies in the dates given in the calendar, and wrote to the galleries calling attention to them.

All three discrepancies involved emm type 81 in some way, but each was a unique combination of emm type and emm group.

There were three discrepancies in exposure assessment between physicians and patients or proxies: one 84-year old woman case, whose physician notified a long exposure to benfluorex, was not able to confirm this information; two proxies of control patients were not able to confirm the absence of benfluorex use reported by the physicians.

There were only three discrepancies, corresponding to the Med3-Med21, Med1-Med7, and Med1-Med5 interactions.

Of the three discrepancy measures De Los Reyes and Kazdin [ 1] compared in their study, standardized difference scores produced the most consistent estimates among informant discrepancies and informant characteristics.

My relationship with him is perfect, there are zero discrepancies".

From 1995 to 2001, we had 31 problems with the old system, and since we replaced it, we had zero discrepancies".

It was stated above that open-cluster luminosity functions show two discrepancies when compared with the van Rhijn function.

In the case of the DrugBank database, we found only two discrepancies.