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• It's hard to imagine how there could be any statistical discrepancy in sum.
• Most commentators attribute this statistical discrepancy to genetic rather than to cultural factors.
• This difference is known as the statistical discrepancy.
• Yet, some statistical discrepancies may remain.
• In this case, the statistical discrepancy is US $ 25.6 billion, or about 0.23 % of gross domestic product.
• Net national product ( NNP ) is National Income plus or minus the statistical discrepancy that accumulates when aggregating data from millions of individual reports.
• Despite statistical discrepancies, there is consensus that annual unmilled rice production during the 1979 to 1987 period did not reach the 1966 level of 2.5 million tons.
• Nicuor Dan, the president of SBU noted some statistical discrepancies : in the precincts where the party had observers, Armand won by a slim margin, whereas in the precincts where it did not have observers, Armand lost.
• In Florida, the Berkeley researchers found their model accurately predicted the voting patterns in counties that used optical scanning machines, but that several of the counties using new touch-screen machines showed " a robust finding of statistical discrepancy, " Hout said.
• Barkan said the problem was discovered by the review board at the same time that its executive director, Gene Lopez, began an audit to try to clear up statistical discrepancies that came to light as the board tried to prepare a report examining how many cases were substantiated each year.
• In response to the criticism from HSRR, one of the authors of the IRC report argued the following : Although there may have been small statistical discrepancies in the original study, the IRC report had been widely peer-reviewed and was judged to be an accurate estimate of the war-related excess deaths.
• But just why is unclear; it could be a statistical discrepancy, or the result of cash payments and maternity benefits that some governments have offered, or a function of social changes that make it easier for a woman to combine motherhood with a career _ or the result of an influx of immigrants whose higher birth rates have driven up the total.
• A balance isn't always reflected in reported figures for the current and capital accounts, which might, for example, report a surplus for both accounts, but when this happens it always means something has been missed  most commonly, the operations of the country's central bank  and what has been missed is recorded in the statistical discrepancy term ( the balancing item ).