This phenomenon of relapse, well identified in long-term epidemics of disease such as HIV/AIDS, 41 enables one to explain, at least partly, the paradoxical findings in Martinique.
He recently published a provocative paper suggesting that music may exert healing and sedative effects partly through a paradoxical stimulation of a growth hormone generally associated with stress rather than healing.
As we show below, our results based on these extensive sequence data lead to new insights regarding the history of Wolbachia infections in S. invicta, and in so doing, partly explain the paradoxical findings of previous studies on these ants.
This is partly due to his paradoxical memories of its composition.
These explanations may partly be attributable to these paradoxical findings, but the mechanism underlying this reverse relationship is not clearly understood.
This paradoxical association was partly explained by the increasing prevalence of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease among individuals with a lower BMI.
Ultimately, Brahms's power of movement stems partly from a source that may seem paradoxical.
45 The earliest work observed a paradoxical protective effect of benzodiazepines, which could be partly explained by the misclassification of past users as a part of the reference group.
Second, although seemingly paradoxical, antiretroviral therapy could also increase the risk of CVD [ 1, 8– 14, 20], partly explained by PI-related metabolic and lipid changes [ 9, 39, 40].
I think there is something paradoxical about Odd Future's success: they seem "new" — they stand out from the pack — partly because of the way they manipulate old-fashioned hip-hop traditions.
