The proposition is proved not to be true through the above discussion, and we can give the paradoxical instance.
Thus, autophagy has a dual role in tumor immunity and has in some instances a paradoxical influence, requiring further elucidation.
Ignoring these paradoxes is tantamount to saying the prevailing theory holds in all instances except the paradoxical cases.
In the United States, there wasn't much tradition to draw on, or, at least, none that mattered to Preminger, but he partook of the two other kinds in paradoxical combination — he became an instance of overwhelming personal charisma operating in a society that prized rationality and legality.
She argues in Death and Life, for instance, that one of the paradoxical advantages of urban existence is privacy.
Concentration-dependent paradoxical effects are well recognized among cytokines and, in this instance, MIP-1β responses point to a concentration-dependent biphasic response to eotaxin.
For instance, in the sentence "... HIPK2 deficiency might be responsible for such paradoxical Gal-3 overexpression in WDTC".
For instance, TGF β-1 exerts a "dual" role on cancer cells, and that paradoxical behavior is well recognized as a challenging enigma that, still now, classic molecular biology has not been able to elucidate [ 84– 84].
Viewing "Alice," for instance, one can immediately see that the novel's second most significant word is "know," a paradoxical choice for a work in which neither the protagonist nor the reader ever fully understands what is happening.
For instance, in a series of well-controlled memory experiments, Johnson et al. [28] reported a "paradoxical rebound effect of coping styles" on memory tests in a large sample.
