Sentence examples for further puzzling from inspiring English sources

We learn this thanks to a confusing precredit sequence, in which a paternity mix-up back in 1845 results in two deaths and further puzzling questions, like how did the paternity get mixed up in the first place?

The general form of Church's argument has been exploited by others to reach further puzzling conclusions.

Kendler and Gardner (2010) have further explored this puzzling question of the interpretation of interactions.

The technologists at Justin.tv have figured out ways to make video streaming on the Internet inexpensive but haven't gotten much further than that in puzzling out a business.

Liverpool were apparently aggrieved by the commentator's opinion, but had no plans to take the matter any further, so it seems puzzling that the network felt the need to make Mount Everest out of a little molehill that wouldn't have looked out of place on the bobbly Mansfield Town sward.

This is very puzzling as further investigation on the CupB4 sequence suggests that CupB4 is a CupB2-like protein, with little differences in the overall structure and the areas that mediate chaperone-subunit interaction (Figure 5).

The combination of compounds that select for and against resistance may suggest further insights into the puzzling coexistence of antibiotic-resistant and sensitive species in the wild [15], [19], [20], [21].

This study also enabled us to undertake further analysis of the puzzling thymic and platelet phenotype of BCL-2tg mice.

Never the less, the lack of presentation of sick cats is puzzling, prompting further investigation of the c.693+304G>A PK deficiency-associated SNP.

The two articles represent the logic consequence of previous experiments by the authors' group both in rodents [ 18, 19] and in sheep [ 20], and thus add further pieces to the puzzling debate on the use of TEA during sepsis.

Further indications of the puzzling relationship between proliferation and patient survival in triple-negative breast cancers come also from recent studies, reporting the lack of association between standard markers of proliferation and prognosis in these types of tumours [ 41, 42].