Sentence examples for could be paradoxical from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bosworth could be paradoxical in a single phrase, as when he said he was really the person he pretended to be.

This could be paradoxical with the fact that the TTM trial preferentially used a prolonged duration of TTM as compared with the 2002 pivotal trials [1, 2, 6].

This could be a paradoxical outcome.

The inverse relationship initially observed in our PK PD analysis (for both CML and GIST patients) between Dose/AUC and therapeutic response could be considered paradoxical.

31– 34 Although it is difficult to identify the effect of a particular component in this type of multifactorial intervention, one explanation for the lack of effect could be a paradoxical rather than undesirable effect of increased physical activity.

Christopher Maurer of Boston University, the editor, explains that the title of the collection ("both a condemnation of modern urban civilization — the spiritual emptiness epitomized by New York — and a dark cry of metaphysical loneliness") was meant to be paradoxical: How could a poet survive in New York?

Wouldn't it be paradoxical, then, if financial alchemy could make an ingot of gold worth dramatically more?

Cities can be paradoxical places.

In addition, PFGE could be complicated by paradoxical migration patterns (Carle et al, 1986; Chu, 1991; Löbrich et al, 1993).

That the same amyloidogenic protein could interact with several distinct sphingolipids (Refs 26, 27, 31) could be viewed as paradoxical and difficult to reconcile with a real specificity of interaction.

This is paradoxical, yet could be logically explained by an intriguing model in which an activated NK cell profile protects the host against HIV-1 acquisition through rapid and potent elimination of HIV-1 infected target cells, but once systemically infected, promotes HIV-1 disease progression through over-activation of the innate and adaptive arms of the immune system.