Sentence examples for widespread discrepancies from inspiring English sources

After finding widespread discrepancies, they were told by local commanders that the names on the list that they could not verify were people on vacation.

The state has since revised its identification rules, and in the special Congressional election there last month, American Indians reported widespread discrepancies in the application of the rules, said Jacqueline Johnson, executive director of the National Congress of American Indians.

Separate transliteration tables are generally used for Classical and Modern Greek; however, changes in the pronunciation of the Greek language and conflicting transliteration conventions have resulted in widespread discrepancies, even in the rendering of Modern Greek names in Roman orthography.

However, our deeper statistical analysis of data from the 2011 National Census has shown widespread discrepancies in the sex ratio of children in some immigrant families, which can only be easily explained by women choosing to abort female foetuses in the hope of becoming quickly pregnant again with a boy.

However, widespread discrepancies were found subsequent to an audit by the Environmental Protection Agency of automaker-supplied fuel economy test results, which the companies determined were due to "procedural errors" at their joint testing operations in Korea.

Although bother was understood and paraphrased correctly by all subjects, the dominant issues raised were widespread discrepancies of interpretation between subjects.

These widespread price discrepancies, including those for oxygen services, have been noted in dozens of regulatory reports.

Some of these risk assessment tools have been tested in environments other than those for which they were developed [ 19- 23], with disparate results, including difficulties for widespread use, serious validity discrepancies between the original authors' version and successive ones [ 24], and in the heterogeneity of diagnostic accuracy in terms of cutoff points [ 22, 25- 27].

"It's important to find out whether this discrepancy is widespread across the continent, and present in other climate models, so that climate projections can be revised to take increased snowfall into account, as this could offset a proportion of expected future sea level rise," he said by email.

However, there are considerable discrepancies between this widespread usage and the few numbers of clinically controlled trials on the effect of mistletoe extracts in cancer therapy, which, moreover, report controversial results (Kienle et al, 2003; Edler, 2004).

In particular, the proposed standardized definitions for fat infiltration and erosions in both the SIJs and spine have now been validated and reference images are available to set the threshold for detection, to facilitate widespread implementation, and to minimize discrepancies between studies [ 16, 17].