Sentence examples for looks counterintuitive from inspiring English sources

This data apparently looks counterintuitive.

At a first glance this setback looks counterintuitive.

This data apparently looks counterintuitive, however in light of our hypothesis that ATP is generated, primarily through reverse PPK activity from polyphosphate and ADP in stationary bacteria, it seems logical for TMC207 to loose its potency in the stationary phase.

And when a successful investor such as Peter Thiel offers undergraduates $100,000 fellowships to drop out of college and work on their start-up ideas, the idea that graduate education can be a springboard for entrepreneurs begins to look counterintuitive.

These results could look somewhat counterintuitive and in direct conflict with what is observed when the polyQ tail is proteolytically cleaved from the carrier: the cleaved polyQ peptides have aggregation kinetics which depend on the polyQ length so that, even at room temperature, Q41 aggregates must faster than Q22 [28].

It may seem counterintuitive, but we can look to the 2008 recession for the rationale.

I tend to write romantically and idealistically, and I look for opportunities to do that, that on the face of it seem counterintuitive.

The use of measurements rather than subjects may appear counterintuitive, but reflects the clinical reality when one looks for a positive (ScvO2 - SvO2) value in patients.

The notion of giving to others may seem counterintuitive as a business strategy, especially when you look at media portrayals of success.

This would seem counterintuitive, as it makes Aberlour's normal bottling, a very fine malt in itself, look pedestrian by comparison.

Its credentials seem counterintuitive.