Sentence examples for another curious finding from inspiring English sources
Another curious finding in the lymphoma experience is that combining epratuzumab with rituximab, although not increasing the overall clinical response rate above what is seen with rituximab alone, may lead to a substantially higher number of complete responders or persistent responders [ 11].
Expectations also lie behind the curious finding that performing household chores makes men statistically less likely to become depressed but contributes to depression in women.
Although as people move towards old age they lose things they treasure vitality, mental sharpness and looks they also gain what people spend their lives pursuing: happiness.This curious finding has emerged from a new branch of economics that seeks a more satisfactory measure than money of human well-being.
The study also revealed a curious finding.
They reported this curious finding earlier this year in Aquatic Living Resources.
The most curious finding, Kvamme says, is a series of earth-covered mounds of refuse alongside the ditches.
One curious finding: The best locales for landlords and investors aren't necessarily the worst for renters.
Don Wiley, the late structural biologist at Harvard Medical School in Boston, mentioned that Elizabeth Blackburn, a postdoc in cell biologist Joseph Gall's lab at Yale University, had just published a curious finding.
This is a curious finding; the apparent lack of a direct correlation between non-exponentiality and fragility in cross-linking PPO networks may reflect the length scale of relaxation and warrants further investigation.
That's the curious finding of a new study, in which researchers released the insects into spaces that contained either normal tomato plants or those infected with the cucumber mosaic virus (CMV).
The curious finding, reported in the current issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, could help researchers better understand how light sets the biological clocks that tell frogs--and perhaps humans--when to perform a host of basic functions, including sleep and metabolism.
