Sentence examples for paradoxically linked to from inspiring English sources

The cold weather phenomenon, which has also affected the parts of the United States, is being blamed on a slowing of the Atlantic jet stream that scientists say is paradoxically linked to global warming.

While vigorous physical activity is paradoxically linked to increased oxidative damage[39], exercisers nevertheless have lengthened telomeres[19].

This is likely to change with the development of such services, which may then paradoxically be linked to a greater admission prevalence.

Apoptosis has a defined purpose in preventing tumorigenesis [ 8], but, paradoxically, high incidence of apoptosis is linked to aggressive disease in multiple malignancies [ 9 14].

Yet paradoxically, students' misconceptions in science have been linked to students' difficulties reasoning about complex causal forms.

Paradoxically, Abdel-Wahab and colleagues found that TET2 mutations were linked to worse OS in 93 patients with de novo AML, and a recent whole-exome sequencing study reported worse EFS in AML patients with TET2 mutation (Abdel-Wahab et al., 2009; Weissmann et al., 2012).

This disconnect may be linked to cultural humility more familiarity with cross-cultural care that paradoxically leads to feelings of being less prepared or skillful in this topic [ 11, 14].

Paradoxically, host cell death induction is essential for efficient replication of the IAVs and it is closely linked to IAV virulence and pathogenesis.

Paradoxically, activation of NOX4 and generation of extracellular H2O2 may promote the death of adjacent epithelial cells [ 19], setting up a feed-forward mechanism for fibrosis linked to impairments in epithelial regenerative capacity that would lead to progressive fibrosis.

This humble material, as well as the thin paint Nadelman applied to the front of the figures, paradoxically links this ostensibly sophisticated work closely to folk art traditions.

The numerous potential applications of the beta cell derived surfaceome are thus, paradoxically, tightly linked not only to the importance of this cell but much rather precisely to its low abundance and anatomical remoteness.