Sentence examples for odd discrepancies from inspiring English sources

But the process creates odd discrepancies.

In 2012 many GCSE English papers had to be remarked following the discovery of odd discrepancies in results between exams sat in January and June.

Species within sections Aspergillus, Cremei, Nidulantes, Penicillium, Usti, and Restricti although they showed good clustering, they failed to produce high bootstrap support due to the odd discrepancies and must therefore be approached more cautiously.

However, no one, I think, asked them about their relationship to Europe, though each of them would have had an answer to the question; this was a reminder of the odd discrepancy between language - and I don't just mean English and French and Hindi - and vantage-point and intention that sometimes characterised interactions between audiences and writers.

Even more amazing – given that there is nothing I'm aware of in these theories to say other universes must be anything like our own – is that almost invariably they are nearly identical, with just the odd discrepancy.

Target has found itself in a wee bit of trouble this week when a savvy customer stumbled across an odd discrepancy: a gray plus-size dress was listed as "Manatee Gray" while the same dress in regular sizes was called "Dark Heather Gray".

2) There is an odd discrepancy in the figures that the authors should address.

Odds of BW discrepancies >100 g were examined by logistic regressions.

Odds of a BW discrepancy significantly increased with parity, the child's age at recall and by marital status (children of married women had the highest odds).

Examination of these records found that 83/98 (84.7%) discrepancies were due to rounding down of odd-numbered ASR head sizes by 1 mm to the nearest even number.

An alternative explanation of the discrepancy is that the gender differences in ADHD and ODD behavior are more pronounced in the school environment, which may demand more of a child than the home environment.