Sentence examples for enigmatic study from inspiring English sources

But the starting point for Melencolia I, which Birtwistle has described as his "Tallis Fantasia", was a Durer engraving; his piece is a similarly enigmatic study in introspection.

GWAS data must be interpreted with great caution until the precise genes in the loci associated with T2D have been identified and the impact of specific variants on β-cell function is more clearly understood, as exemplified in a recent enigmatic study on the possible protective effects against T2D of loss-of-function mutations in SLC30A8 (encoding the islet zinc transporter ZnT8) (10).

Since no study has examined the effects of HDAC inhibitors on transcriptome and associated events, our results will expand the knowledge in this enigmatic field.

The control of expression in dinoflagellates is also enigmatic, with studies showing mRNA quantity does not reflect protein levels even in strongly circadian genes such as luciferase [12].

The pathogenesis of preeclampsia is still enigmatic and several studies have proposed that it may, in part, be determined by genetic susceptibility.

The pathophysiological substrate of GSW remains enigmatic and several studies, both in animals and humans, have tried to answer the historical debate regarding the putative role of the thalamus and cortex as generators.

To the Editor: Although 2 major diseases of amphibians, chytridiomycosis and ranavirosis, have been relatively well studied, enigmatic amphibian disease and death not attributable to any of the known amphibian diseases frequently occur (1 ).

As a consequence, (apart from the enigmatic use of MTA study data) none of the 14 extended treatment studies reviewed by Schachar et al. (2002) [ 39] were included in data synthesis for cost-effectiveness evaluation (cf. TAR, Chapter 6).

His latest movie, Father And Son, is an enigmatic and often baffling study of a father-son relationship between two soldiers.

Meanwhile, Liz, her anthropologist sister, travels to a remote fictional island in the Southeast Pacific, called New Ulster, to study an enigmatic cult.

The geography of New York baseball is an inexact science, a course of study as enigmatic as determining how many stadium beers will get you drunk.