Sentence examples for particular surprising from inspiring English sources

This is particular surprising since IDO-expressing cells antagonizes the desired effects of other immunotherapeutic approaches and a combination of IDO- and tumor-targeting immunotherapies should be highly synergistic.

This was not particular surprising; it is known that even the best bioinformatic approaches are not completely accurate [ 97].

Most of these control variables have been coded so as to repeat the elaborations made by Hoem and Kostova (2008) and Hoem et al. (2009a, b). 5 Our analyses do not show any particular surprising risk patterns for our control variables, so we confine our findings to Appendix Table  5 and concentrate attention on our main topic, which is the period trend in union-formation behavior.

But because Jets Coach Rex Ryan specializes in absurd, he has decided to star in this particular turn, surprising only in that he did so by running with the bulls in Pamplona.

It is not easy to be sure exactly why pupil numbers should have shrunk in these schools for these particular year groups, but the reduction in the rolls of successful schools – eight of the schools with the largest falls in pupil numbers between years 8 and 11 are Ofsted-rated good or outstanding – in particular seems surprising.

Interest in the latter product in particular isn't surprising.

That an administration hell-bent on boosting domestic fossil fuel production chose to wade into the race on this particular issue is surprising.

No, I don't find this particular statistic surprising, I guess.

The device is specifically design to act in ways one would expect with no particular or surprising behavior at any point.

It tells a story that is full of particular and surprising detail (in this case, the physical difficulties of transporting a heavy musical instrument to the other side of the world), but does so in a way that makes symbolic life easily visible within real life.

In particular, a surprising result is an evidence of lateral arrangment perpendicular to the expected liquid flow direction (Fig. 11).