Sentence examples for further surprising from inspiring English sources

The paper has further surprising findings – for example, that the precursors of these mystery cells are actually fully differentiated glial (support) cells.

It made the further surprising announcement that it would hire Schumacher as one of two German drivers, along with Nico Rosberg.

A further, surprising result is that in models of NFU constructed from a nonstandard Vα with automorphism as above, the membership relation on the nonstandard Vα is first-order definable (in a very elaborate way) in terms of the relation ∈NFU; this is very surprising, since it seems superficially as if all information about the extensions of the urelements has been discarded in this construction.

Further surprising, clustering of CNS and testis profiles and matching of differentially expressed genes in them provided evidence of a spermatogenic mechanism in the transgenerational effect observed.

In a further surprising demonstration of apparent functional convergence, the amphisbaenian lizard Rhineura, a distantly related legless tubular squamate, also has S108A (but not A26S), A114S, and A141P (Tables S5) in common with snakes.

The result was further surprising since PVX, like TMV, is a positive-strand RNA virus [ 52].

There is a further, somewhat surprising reason to take this latter suggestion seriously.

Further, a surprising amount of the overall lexical divergence among languages was attributable to punctuational effects: 31% of the vocabulary differences among Bantu languages occurred at splitting events, 21% in Indo-European languages and 10% in Austronesian.

Further, this surprising association was localised in more anterior/intermediate HC.

In addition to the actual signals from the sensors, there are further, perhaps surprising ways in which we perceive the environment around us which can significantly affect the flavor of the food we are eating.

Surprising him further, he said, was Mr. Zanes's decision to re-release a little-known record that Mr. Jones made in the 1990's -- he was not sure exactly when -- of songs he learned as a schoolboy in London.