Indeed, paradoxically, loss of PRDX-2 from other tissues is apparently responsible for both the short lifespan of prdx-2-mutant animals and their increased resistance to some oxidants, for example arsenite (Olahova et al., 2008).
Indeed, quite paradoxically, chronic immune activation has been associated with high levels of viremia and is a primary driver of HIV-1 progression to AIDS.
Paradoxically, the new POV does indeed expand the topics of conversation.
Moreover, our results are not dependent on this oldest fossil calibration, as analyses in r8s, PATHd8 and Multidivtime without using the Vegavis constraint returned nearly identical results to those reported here (data not shown); indeed, we must paradoxically conclude that this oldest undisputed neornithean fossil was essentially uninformative in our molecular dating analyses.
Finally, comorbidities seem to play a much smaller role and indeed cancer survivors may even paradoxically have better diabetes-specific quality of life.
Indeed, her most potent weapon might, paradoxically, be the fundamental honesty that undergirds her positions.
Furthermore, we previously showed that there is frequently a failure of the normal increase in rate of active relaxation (as measured by time to peak filling) on exercise; indeed, in some patients, active relaxation paradoxically slowed on exertion.
Indeed the MCF7 LTED model was paradoxically inhibited by estradiol because 10 nmol/l treatment for >10 days inhibited growth and induced cell death [ 18, 19] (data not shown).
That, indeed, is the "people's business" -- paradoxically, a phrase that George W. Bush often invokes.
We do indeed want "fair" as Obama noted, but, paradoxically, we are so fair-minded that when a proposal sounds like it could be a confiscation of somebody else's money, even from those who don't need it, we shy away from it.
