Sentence examples for interesting in such from inspiring English sources

"It is funny," he says, "I was in Libya with a bunch of mujahideen jihadists doing a story when I heard that my second baby would also be a girl, and when I told them they were all so thrilled, 'Allah has blessed you!' And I said I thought it was kind of interesting in such a male-dominated culture for them to be so excited that it was to be a daughter.

This makes the study of optimal auctions especially interesting in such environments.

Unfortunately the study authors did not supply data for the relationship between change in cognition and change in muscle mass over the four year follow up which would be very interesting in such a large study population.

Our Bayesian formulation of the game provides interesting results in such an uncertain environment.

It is interesting that in such plasma model of nuclei, based on a statistical view, all the magic numbers and the new magic number, namely 184, are also obtained with no spherical potential and spin-orbit coupling assumptions [13, 14].

5- 4-Methoxyphenylidene -2-phenylimino-3-propyl-4-thiazolidinone (6a), the most interesting compound in such an experiment, was docked in the known active site of COX-2 protein and showed that its 4-methoxyarylidene moiety can easily occupy the COX-2 secondary pocket considered as the critical interaction for COX-2 selectivity.

Biology has an interesting record in such matters because scientific collaboration means something different to different branches of biology: molecular biology has traditionally been a research activity of small laboratories (Cetina 1999; Strasser 2006), whereas in natural history there has been an exchange of data and samples since the seventeenth century (Wille 2012; Strasser 2012).

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The latter would constitute an interesting approach in such a heterogeneous rare disease.

It is interesting that, in such cases, one or more of the pathway genes sometimes exist as a single copy and, therefore, must be shared between both functions.

This work is interesting in that such a clear result, that linkage of functions drives specialization, arises from such a simple, abstract model.