Sentence examples for paradoxically better from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, better and smoother roads can be more dangerous as drivers are tempted to drive faster than the 45kph limit.

Understanding such social behaviour may hint at ways to design other sorts of superconducting material or even, paradoxically, better insulators.Fortunately for experimentalists, some materials act rather like metals but are easier to push to the quantum limit because they give electrons less freedom to begin with.

Paradoxically, better pipelines simultaneously simplify and de-incentivize migration from one system to another.

Paradoxically, better success has been reported with preinvasive disease samples (ductal carcinoma in situ) [ 22, 23].

However, the decreased thromboxane production in the severely obese may also be influenced by their paradoxically better endothelial function compared with obese and lean individuals (56).

Although generally considered a highly aggressive neoplasm compared with conventional SCC, 3 more recent larger studies showed survival characteristics that were not significantly different from conventional SCC or even paradoxically better than SCC.

Dumont's earlier and similar comedy P'tit Quinquin paradoxically worked better at the extended length of a mini-series, in which all the surreal episodes and byways and culs-de-sac could be thoroughly explored.

Paradoxically, the better organized countries are more at risk fraud-wise, because they're the ones that are going to have access to the funds.

Finally, comorbidities seem to play a much smaller role and indeed cancer survivors may even paradoxically have better diabetes-specific quality of life.

Indeed, studies of patients with chronic heart disease suggest that overweight and obese patients may paradoxically have better outcomes than lean patients.

Others, paradoxically, are seeking better courts in the British law system practiced in Cyprus.