Sentence examples for more surprising effect from inspiring English sources

Last year Dr. Anway and his colleagues documented an even more surprising effect of the chemical.

A second and more surprising effect of gB-NT deletion was greater accessibility of gH/gL-neutralizing epitopes.

The analysis of drug side effects has revealed an even more surprising result.

As a more surprising result still based on preliminary data analysis, the nocodazole effects appear quantitatively antagonist, depending on the microscopy modality.

It may be more surprising that the effect of CME on sensitivity was of similar magnitude, approximately 10% improvement, in the expert group as in the other subgroups (Table 2) except for those with other subspecialty where sensitivity increased from 55%to81%1%, but this group included 3 ophthalmologists only.

It is therefore even more surprising that the inversion effect on our fMRI measure of persistence was as ubiquitous as the persistence effect itself.

The lack of an entrenchment effect is more surprising, given that a number of studies have observed such an effect with children of this age (Ambridge et al., 2008, 2009, 2011), and even younger (Brooks et al., 1999).

The highly significant paternal effect on egg production, which is of the same magnitude as the maternal effect, is more surprising.

In order to explore this rather surprising effect in more details, we have analyzed the HF Raman band using the PC model, following the approach proposed by Paillard et al. [16]: I Si − NC ω = C ∫ 0 0.5 sin 2 q d / a 0 π 1 − q d / a 022 2 d q ω − ω q 2 + Γ 0 / 2 2, (1).

More surprising is that these treatment effects persist afterwards at this high level and even double from 51 to 101% in case of the automatic referrals.

Given the heterogeneous nature of the tissue used to gather RNA, it is even more surprising that we found such strong effects.