Sentence examples for At paradoxical from inspiring English sources

While the phosphorylation of CnaB at the serine 21 (S21) position remained unaltered at all the concentrations of echinocandins tested, increased phosphorylation of CnaA was noted in the unique serine-proline-rich region (SPRR) at positions S406, S410, and S413 only at paradoxical growth concentrations.

However, at paradoxical-growth caspofungin concentrations (4 μg/ml), three serines (S406, S410, and S413) were phosphorylated in the SPRR (Table 1; Fig. 5A and B).

But Joerres sees growth in the type of fills that Caroline Waters has been making at BT. Paradoxical as it might seem at a time when midcareer skilled workers feel their jobs, or at least their pay, being squeezed, he says there's a gathering, crying need for these aging baby boomers.

We live at a paradoxical moment when an image is caught and then we look down at it, since that downward gaze has come to consume a monstrous part of daily routine.

The music business is at a paradoxical crossroads.

The revival of support for the deals, originally negotiated by the Bush administration five years ago, comes at a paradoxical political moment, when both conservative Republicans and the Occupy Wall Street protesters have taken antitrade positions, albeit for different reasons.

We're at a paradoxical moment when new digital technologies have created more and more stuff, movies included, even as the consolidation of the media gives us fewer real choices.

In a foreign policy speech in April, Mr. Trump offered much the same thrust as in Wednesday's address — presenting an at times paradoxical approach of using fiery oratory to promise a military buildup and the immediate destruction of the Islamic State, while also rejecting the nation-building and interventionist instincts of George W. Bush's administration.

Look at the paradoxical increase in teenage smoking of the past several years.

Capital punishment exists at a paradoxical junction point of civilisation and barbarism.

Berlin's place in the history of political thought is therefore, at present, paradoxical and unsettled.