Sentence examples for and surprisingly found from inspiring English sources

She lived for a while in a California gold rush camp, but her death from pneumonia at age 39 came after she moved to New York and, surprisingly, found religion.

We evaluated the impact of JNK inhibition on expression of P53, and surprisingly found that protein levels of P53 and Noxa, a well-known P53 target, were markedly reduced upon inhibition of JNK in human erythroblasts (Fig. 4a).

Another study investigated the diurnal rhythm in clock gene expression in gluteal subcutaneous adipose tissue and surprisingly found no differences between lean participants, participants with obesity and patients with T2DM139.

In the present study, we investigated ErbB2 internalization-inducing ability of non-competitive anti-ErbB2 mAb combinations and surprisingly found that most of the mAb combinations tested did not down-regulate ErbB2.

In 2010, University of Chicago Professor Margaret Beale Spencer and her team of psychologists re-created a similar study and surprisingly found that sixty years later white kids still associate positive attributes to their own skin color and negative attributes to darker skin.

Bought some books on Romanesque art, and surprisingly, found a comprehensive archeological handbook to St-Bertrand!

Using cytological profiling, we herein determine the MoA of TDA and surprisingly find that it acts by a mechanism similar to polyether antibiotics, which are structurally highly divergent.

Based on our experiment, we first evaluate the (complementary) utility of the four security data sources and surprisingly find that the search engine provided useful evidence for diagnosing many more incidents than more traditional security sources, i.e., blacklists, reconnaissance, and vulnerability reports.

Will heads to the 7-Eleven to get away from them and, surprisingly, finds Johnny there.

In keeping with its policy never simply to acquiesce to the department's safety demands, the authority, instead, contested the results, conducted its own tests, and, not surprisingly, found contradictory and exonerating numbers.

The USC poll framed tenure as an "award" and tested two positions that equate experienced teachers with poorly performing teachers, and not surprisingly found a majority rejecting tenure.