Sentence examples for A curious result from inspiring English sources
A curious result of the albumen craze is that egg whites are now significantly more expensive than the yolks, according to industry analysts.
A curious result because, as every historian of the early middle ages and certainly Contreni knows, Alcuin taught Hrabanus who in turn taught Lupus, yet these particular connections aren't evidenced in the letters selected by Contreni for his article.
A curious result was observed at 3 month of age, when IL-6 was lower in MetS and H animals, as compared do C. CRP (Panel B) and TNF-alpha (Panel C) were also higher in MetS animals in all ages, as compared do C and H animals; indeed, these cytokines were elevated in H, as compared to C at all ages, except at 9 months for TNF-alpha.
This has a curious result.
This produced a curious result in 2001.
But whatever the reason, it is a curious result.
As a bonus, the quantum weirdness allows the swimmer to move without losing energy--a curious result that does not lead to a perpetual motion machine because the swimmer cannot do any work, such as hauling a quantum barge.
If this strange conservative idea becomes a part of the curriculum, I foresee another curious result: a didactic notion of God will be in the classroom, but the churches will be empty, as has occurred in Europe.
The curious result is a primary campaign in which the candidates are not seeking Mr. Bloomberg's seal of approval and he has no plans to bestow it, for now anyway, people close to him said.
One curious result is that an antelope or wildebeest changes owners every time it crosses an international boundary; but the rule also means that the state on either side of the boundary is able to regulate who can hunt what, and where and when they can do it.
The curious result is something like an X-rated Disney movie — extremely graphic scenes of physical violence and mental suffering embedded in a rather sweet adventure story about a damaged man who heals himself by saving a child from a similar fate.
