Sentence examples for discrepancy of course from inspiring English sources

That kind of discrepancy, of course, plays havoc with your training.

The discrepancy, of course, could be related to a bug in Apple's App Store ranking algorithm, but it's a persistent one if that's the case.

Some discrepancy is, of course, understandable.

It seems likely that the Y2R and Y4R receptors will be important in resolving this discrepancy and, of course, the development of novel probes will help this discussion as well.

Because of the discrepancy of science courses taken by students at ETBU, evolution may not be encountered by some students in any science course.

Though there are of course discrepancies, as well as jaw-dropping sequences that are particular to individual films, watching the seven films in a row highlights that once you've seen one, you can predict much of the dialogue and action in the other six.

Of course, the discrepancy might be explained by homosexual men engaging with lots of different partners, or men, of any persuasion, clocking up the numbers when on holiday.

Of course, some discrepancy is expected, as these two sources of data concern different stages during the process of cladogenesis (δ True MA-FA ; Figure 1).

Leigh Silverman's pitch-black production starring Sutton Foster highlights the lack of opportunity for women in the 1960s in a way that makes it hard not to think about current discrepancies with equal pay, and of course, the big orange monster who's about to step into the White House.

This clustering or bias more likely stems from model errors than from detection errors and could at least partially explain the large gap between theoretical bound and RMSE in Table 4. Working with three-dimensional data in the plane is of course another model discrepancy that could have greater impact than we first anticipated.

Of course, there were discrepancies among outcome variables regarding their predictability by Konkoor subsections.