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Accessing psychiatrist services through private or uninsured mechanisms would be unexpected because it would be cost-prohibitive.
This structure was unexpected because it was neither continuous nor congruous with natural trends observed terrestrially.
But Google's announcement at this time was unexpected because it has been negotiating with the music labels for months to try to make a deal to team with them on a cloud music service.
The finding that ubiquitous knockdown of merlin reverted the lethal phenotype associated with snr1 knockdown is unexpected, because it suggests a detrimental role for NF2 in the context of SMARCB1 deficiency.
The direction of the change is unexpected because it would suggest that the U V aq species is relatively more stable with respect to re-oxidation and/or disproportionation compared to the carbonate complex.
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This was unexpected because it was the first evidence of a ColV plasmid occurring among Salmonella isolated directly from the environment (in this case, from retail poultry meat).
This finding is unexpected, because it has been a frequently repeated assumption that aerobic anoxygenic photosynthetic bacteria accumulate large amounts of carotenoids in order to prevent photooxidative damage caused by reactive oxygen species.
These results were unexpected, because it is widely reported that TNF-α is linked with obesity.
This finding was unexpected because it suggests that greater numbers of light responsive cells are associated with attenuated circadian behaviors.
This was unexpected, because it is hard to propose how the plant actin cytoskeleton can support normal inflorescence growth with abnormally low levels of profilin.
