Israel's shocking victory over three Arab armies, paradoxically, produced opportunities for breakthroughs.
Other investigators proposed that in rare cases the drugs might paradoxically produce a drop in serotonin levels.
The real problem, according to conservatives, is "behavior poverty, spiritual poverty--the kind of poverty that is, paradoxically, produced by giving poor people money..
Lactic acid bacteria (LAB) are generally sensitive to H2O2, a compound which can paradoxically produce themselves and lead to the growth arrest and cell death.
The real problem, according to conservatives, is "behavior poverty, spiritual poverty--the kind of poverty that is, paradoxically, produced by giving poor people money.
Paradoxically, producing that effect required a score of exacting construction, including a 12-tone row and a related matrix of durations.
Without the widespread use of such care models that manage patients in the community rather than in the hospital, the use of remote monitoring technology may paradoxically produce earlier and higher rates of emergency department use and hospitalization.
Sherry Turkle, in her recent book "Reclaiming Conversation," has written about the loss of self that this avoidance creates and also of the peculiar boredom paradoxically produced by the act of constantly fleeing boredom.
In the 20 years since he built his first major design, a railway station in Zurich, Calatrava has gone a long way with a very simple idea, one that has paradoxically produced some very big and complicated bits of crowd-pleasing architecture.
A GP's genuine inquiry may, paradoxically, produce an unappreciative response: A lot of carers don't feel as though they are a priority or worthy of support.
