'without discrepancy' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something is true without any doubt or variation, and can be used in a variety of contexts. For example: "The dates of the project's start and finish were recorded without discrepancy."
Since occlusal changes did not occur in the present sample, because patients without discrepancy between CR and CO nor with changes in dentition during the time interval were selected, Class II improvement after RME could be related to mandibular growth or anterior shift.
All cases were diagnosed by two experienced pathologists without discrepancy.
A random subset of samples (2%) were also duplicated and verified by direct sequencing without discrepancy.
Similar results were obtained from pooled direct and indirect estimates (0.69, 0.56 to 0.85) without discrepancy (P=0.82) or heterogeneity (I=0%) between both estimates (fig 4).
In the case of Transfers 1 and 2, the transfer direction cannot be retraced without discrepancy because both concurrent transfers are symmetric and lead to the same tree topology.
The pooled estimate from indirect (odds ratio 0.53, 95% confidence interval 0.16 to 1.79) and direct (0.38, 0.17 to 0.81) evidence of ACE inhibitors compared with ARBs showed a significant 58% reduction in risk of pneumonia (0.42, 0.22 to 0.80; fig 4), without discrepancy (P=0.44) or heterogeneity (I=0%) between indirect and direct estimates.
"You look good if you finish that whole process without discrepancies".
The side-by-side testing demonstrated the capabilities of the technologies on varying pavement structures without discrepancies that would likely occur when comparing one set of results to those from a different study.
If suspected, they would be asked to rewrite the whole story, without discrepancies.
Chan 2004b et al [15] found that 61% of the 51 trials with major discrepancies were funded solely by industry sources compared with 49% of the 51 trials without discrepancies.
We conducted sensitivity analyses for women with and without discrepancies in the definition for start of labour in primary care.
