There are various paradoxical elements in Camus's approach to philosophy.
Surprisingly, Grh is actually a negative regulator of HLHmγ (Almeida and Bray, 2005), but it has been proposed that such paradoxical elements are frequent components of transcriptional circuits and can maintain homeostatic concentrations or contribute to robust regulation (Hart et al., 2012).
Hence the paradoxical element in Debussy's stature.
These four principals in the story are all young, in their early 20s, but each has been supplied with some paradoxical element cutting across mere youth.
Such Emersonian confidence contains a paradoxical element of political conservatism, but this book, and the Rabbit cycle taken as a whole, transcends any obvious political label.
Even though we're inclined to think of leisure as our chance to separate from workplace stresses, there's a paradoxical element whereby workers like Hankey are actually improving their job skills in their downtime.
Iron is a paradoxical element, essential for living organsms but also potentially toxic.
"I think the character, what makes him such an interesting character, is the fact that there are paradoxical, contradictory elements in his very nature -- that he lived so exuberantly and then died alone and miserable.
We describe HEGs as paradoxical selfish elements whose long-term persistence in a single population relies on low transmission rates and a positive correlation between transmission efficiency and toxicity.
Even in larger resection specimens, the presence of invasion may sometimes be elusive if the invasive element lacks paradoxical maturation characterized by prominent eosinophilic cytoplasm that may undergo either central or individual cell keratinzation, well developed cell borders, and large vesicular nuclei with prominent nucleoli.
Second, innovation paradoxes require paradoxical management approaches.
