Sentence examples for paradoxically increased from inspiring English sources

Population growth and advances in medical knowledge which have led to us living longer, have also, paradoxically increased our need for healthcare.

One hour of warm ischemia paradoxically increased the post-reperfusion cell count, while cold-ischemia had an opposite effect.

In migraine, depressing PAS paradoxically increased motor evoked potential amplitudes instead of decreasing them, and enhancing PAS induced only a slight non significant response potentiation [105].

GLUT4 levels, despite being lower under basal conditions were paradoxically increased by insulin infusion in LBW men.

During active regulation, the amygdala signal was significantly reduced, however, paradoxically increased during the respective relaxation period (Fig. 1, red line).

Methylation of the proximal site (−171) had no effect on gene expression, while methylation of the distal site (−414) paradoxically increased expression from the Ins2 promoter by almost two-fold (Fig. 2E; 1.00±0.08 vs. 1.86±0.15, p<0.0001).

This makes no sense.According to comScore, the likeliest explanation is instead that Google itself is to blame by, paradoxically, increasing the quality of its ads.

For example, the authors also confess that one system already in place as a result of attention to medical error, the reduction of work hours for physicians in training, may paradoxically increase the problem of mistakes -- at least temporarily.

Instead, as the Society of Homeopaths explains, a shaking process called succussion "imprints the healing energy of the medicinal substance throughout the body of water", paradoxically increasing the strength of the remedy with each round of dilution.

High-dose remifentanil during surgery paradoxically increases postoperative pain intensity and morphine consumption.

Interestingly, the conditions that engender greater earnings management also paradoxically increase managers' perceived unethicality of the anticipated earnings management.