This absurd historical canard developed, paradoxically, out of a strict fidelity to Bach's written score, where four-note chords are routinely notated as if they were to be played all at once.
Certain individuals retain metabolic health despite being morbidly obese [ 77], while others develop disease at paradoxically normal adiposity levels [ 78].
Similarly, mice with targeted inactivation of Lkb1 in endometrial epithelium develop highly invasive (yet paradoxically extremely well-differentiated) endometrial adenocarcinomas [11].
The r/r mice also develop increased new bone, paradoxically in the presence of osteoblast and osteocyte apoptosis [ 20].
"Those moving to water-stressed or low-lying coastal cities in developing countries may paradoxically find themselves exposed to greater climate-change related risks," a 2014 report by IOM reads.
In patients who develop wound dehiscence, steroids are paradoxically effective because the slow wound healing is considered to be related to granuloma formation [2].
Paradoxically, some patients develop a deterioration associated with HAART treatment known as immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome (IRIS).
Patients who have been infected with one of them are believed to develop immunity to that type only — and, paradoxically, are more vulnerable to dengue hemorrhagic fever if they are exposed to a second type.
But, paradoxically, she added, "He was able to develop the way he did because he was cut off from the East Coast and the sensibilities of the New York art world.
The inferior parathyroid glands also develop from the third pharyngeal pouch; the superior parathyroid glands, paradoxically, arise more inferiorly from the fourth pharyngeal pouch.
