Sentence examples for Surprisingly suggested from inspiring English sources

The government's own Promoting Good Campus Relations somewhat surprisingly suggested that extremists are likely to be "careful to keep their messages within acceptable limits" on university campuses.

The results, not too surprisingly, suggested that Facebook has the power to manipulate sentiment at scale.

Fungi are simple eukaryotes (organisms made of cells with a nucleus), and recent studies have surprisingly suggested that they are more closely related to animals than to plants.

Moreover, that study surprisingly suggested that Sfp2 might form the backbone of the pilus encoded by the srtF cluster of that isolate [38].

When we tested the hypothesis that TLR4 could mediate some of the pro-apoptotic effects of the HF diet, we obtained data that, surprisingly suggested that the presence of this receptor may be protective, rather than harmful, for cells.

In addition, a recent playback study surprisingly suggested that repertoire size and composition were very flexible within a season in adult great tits after exposure to novel songs [18].

But what did it do to us?" Paxman also, rather surprisingly, suggests that the issue has been ignored: "by and large, no one has much to say about empire".

Over the course of six experiments, our data surprisingly suggest that simple online feedback during visual search is not helpful.

The World Nuclear Association, a nuclear industry trade group, not surprisingly suggests the conversion of nuclear weapons to energy.

The finding, reported in tomorrow's Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, surprisingly suggests that white blood cells, key immune fighters, help regulate body fat.

Our results surprisingly suggest that neurexin in embryos is present both pre and postsynaptically.