Sentence examples for curious discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Entertainment, in short, is still a growing industry.Gangs of New YorkWhat explains the curious discrepancy between a rising consumer appetite for entertainment, and the collapse of profits at the companies that supply it?

Curious discrepancies in these patterns do exist.

Most importantly, in her autobiographical accounts of her political activity, there are some curious discrepancies in timing.

It takes literature's old interest in the misapprehensions and unrequited sentiments of lovers and turns them into a meditation on the question of whether it is ever possible to know anyone's true feelings; whether love and marriage can be trusted to mean what we think they mean; and the curious discrepancies between the body and the heart.

Curious about the discrepancy, Jeff Wall and Sung Kim of the University of California, San Francisco, reanalyzed the data.

One is that a curious and unexplained discrepancy has existed between the distributions of genes with testis-biased or testis-specific expression, which supposedly avoid the X, and genes that are essential for male fertility, which are uniformly distributed throughout the genome and do not avoid the X (Lindsley and Lifschytz 1972).

It was curious to learn that the discrepancy between the results of the effects of stable expressing Large on α-DG glycosylation in the two Lec15 clones, B421 and LG15.2 cells.

We have been curious as to why there is a discrepancy between the equivocal efficacy of these medications in certain published studies and the evident utility of these medications in actual practice.

An example of large discrepancy in location, in fact one of the most extreme and curious cases, is shown in Fig. 10.

Certainly curious.

Curious, that.