Sentence examples for more surprising therefore from inspiring English sources

It is all the more surprising, therefore, that he raises the fantasy of Nazi Germany's financial plans as the intellectual ancestors of the European Union.

It may be all the more surprising, therefore, that this system was imposed on the fees Medicare pays hospitals in 1983 by none other than President Ronald Reagan's administration.

It is all the more surprising therefore that, to our knowledge, more highly spatially resolved tracking methodologies such as GPS have not been employed hitherto for large open-ocean pelagic fish, even though this would likely improve considerably our understanding of their behaviour during migrations, habitat selection, and when foraging.

More surprising, therefore, is that CCTs appear to be so short in angiosperm cox1 genes.

More surprising, therefore, was the apparent lack of projections from the main body of CA1 to prefrontal cortex, given that some previous macaque studies using retrograde tracers have described how both the distal CA1 field and the adjacent proximal subiculum (prosubiculum) are the principal sources of the medial and orbital prefrontal projections (Morecraft et al. 1992; Barbas and Blatt 1995).

Due to the dramatic differences in form, size, and lifestyle between the parasitic acanthocephalans and the mostly free-living microscopic rotifers, this new understanding is even more surprising, and therefore difficult to achieve the required "unlearning".

So, in 1981, a group of M.I.T. dropouts decided to modify the code with new maze layouts and an adapted artificial-intelligence routine, designed to make the game more surprising and challenging, and therefore more profitable.

Not surprising therefore, more than half the number of children between 6 and 15 years cite the high cost of schooling as the primary reason for dropping out.

There are many more men on the candidates list and it is not particularly surprising therefore that more men are being selected.

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

Therefore, it is even more surprising that pinnipeds had greater variance than fissipeds.