To our surprise, an enhanced senescence accompanied by the expression of TGFBI was evidenced by the increased levels of SA-β-gal, a classic marker of cellular senescence.
The hypotheses emerge as a consequence of the enhanced pleasure and experiential motivation underlying surprise gifts, as well as their greater inherent perceived risk.
"We were surprised to see these enhanced methane levels at these high latitudes.
As such, the enhanced plans came as something of a surprise to the local arts community.
To our surprise, we found that 4-OHT enhanced, rather than inhibited, the ATPase activity of yeast, E. coli, and human Hsp90 (Figures 1B D and Figure 2A).
When Young started getting selected for enhanced screening in 2009, he was not terribly surprised.
Even in today's modern era of enhanced ocean and atmospheric observation, such occurrences are surprises (BBC News, 10 Aug. 2012).
The study found that listeners respond most forcefully to emotional complexity, a depth of feeling enhanced by clever arrangements that kept throwing out surprises, and the back-and-forth between tension and release.
It should come as no surprise that the architects of the CIA's enhanced torture program were psychologists and not psychiatrists.
Bearing in mind these facts, it's perhaps no surprise that studies do not link butter eating with enhanced risk of heart disease.
Generally, as chemistry advances and technology is miniaturized, don't be surprised if you begin to find varieties of enhanced paint cropping up in all corners of your life.
