These results are almost paradoxical in light of what is known about random heteropolymers and the sensitivity of their properties to seemingly trivial mutations.
Mode 3 orientation asks for the possibilities to orient this democratic conflict by diverse and probably strongly divergent statements – a task which seems to be almost paradoxical.
In the light of these findings, the dearth of information on the prevalence of mastitis in SSA appears to be almost paradoxical and points at the existence of a large gap between what communities perceive as an important health problem and what clinical and public health specialists have identified as one.
As a technology of last resort, carbon removal is, almost by its nature, paradoxical.
"And eventually, they'll kind of look over at me and say: 'Oh, and there's that football guy.' " Sehorn smiled as he told the story, understanding that there is almost something droll or paradoxical about such an anecdote, and not because his wife-to-be's celebrity exceeds his own.
It is paradoxical, then, that reactivation is almost undetectable in HOIL-1-deficient animals, and yet their inflammatory response is elevated.
"We have a paradoxical economy, in which we have many unemployed Libyans" — the official unemployment rate is almost thirty per cent — "and two million foreigners working," Ghanem said.
Average birth weight in our intervention group was almost 150 g higher compared with the control group, which was an unexpected and paradoxical finding.
It's almost impossible to describe Tony in a sentence, you end up with a long list of adjectives - some of them paradoxical.
Yet Erian's characters have an almost paradoxical innocence -- be it the overweight premenstrual spelling-bee champion who is secretly sleeping with the popular boy across the street or the lingerie store employee who wants to lose her virginity to the pizza parlor guy, who turns out to be a high school sophomore.
