Sentence examples for intriguing minority from inspiring English sources
The elevated levels of AGEs in these highly selective, small subgroups (five participants in the EDC study and four participants in the Joslin Medalist Study) appear to identify an intriguing minority who are resistant to the effects of AGEs and potentially glycemia in general and are deserving of further research.
Yet for many, by far the most intriguing 'invention' in Minority Report intrusively made itself known as Tom Cruise's character strolled through a mall.
With a median survival of three years it is intriguing that a minority of patients survive more than ten years.
More intriguing, those researchers found that when women and minorities do not succeed in those roles, they are typically replaced by a white male leader who exhibits strong hyper-masculine qualities: something they call the "savior effect".
But it does grow intriguing when that former amateur boxer turns out to be the Senate minority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, off on a left-jab, right-cross fact-finding mission.
As gain-of-function mutations in NRAS are found in a minority of FVPTCs [ 5], overexpression of IGF2BP2 would be an intriguing alternative that leads to enhanced NRAS signalling in thyroid cancer with follicular histology.
Our findings, however, also suggest an intriguing possibility that the activation of ATM may result in the rescue of a considerable minority of oocytes which have sustained DSBs due to chemotherapy.
On the Wirral, things look set to be quite intriguing following a successful vote of no confidence in February which saw the leader of the Labour minority administration replaced by Conservative group leader Jeff Green.
