| Hence, the normality assumption may be, counterintuitively, overly conservative in a multiperiod analysis. |
| Somewhat counterintuitively, eastings are measurements from the west side of the square and northings from the south side. |
| This implies, counterintuitively, that low occupancy rates are associated with drawing inpatients from other states. |
| Mike Selvey, a former England player turned pundit, argues that, counterintuitively, helmets may actually be making batsmen less safe. |
| Perhaps counterintuitively, this can be at least as difficult for the dumper as it is for the dumpee. |
| However, for men low in endorsement of TMI, partner abundance narratives resulted, counterintuitively, in diminished romantic confidence. |
