Sentence examples for perplexing study from inspiring English sources
A perplexing study suggesting that the early universe was so rarefied it could barely contain the amount of ordinary matter astronomers observe today appears to have bitten the dust.
So how does she regard the news about that somewhat perplexing study of organic food?
And instead of looking for psychological continuity in this perplexing study of decadence, hypocrisy and corruption, Ms. Zimmerman accepts its face value as a comic fable.
The strategy adopted here will be to view the later philosophy through the lens of Heidegger's strange and perplexing study from the 1930s called Contributions to Philosophy (From Enowning), (Beitrage zur Philosophie (Vom Ereignis)), henceforth referred to as the Contributions.
They also find the notion of studying only universal traits perplexing: in studies of animal behavior, a standard procedure is to study how traits vary in different environmental circumstances and to explore the effects of different traits on reproduction.
Considering that Vps34 activity is activated in both the presence and absence of amino acids, the mechanism of Vps34 kinase activation has been somewhat perplexing until recent studies were able to distinguish the distinct regulation of individual Vps34 complexes [ 38, 39].
The poor correlation between ICP and serum sodium found in the current study is perplexing when compared with data from Qureshi and colleagues.
The variability in findings among these studies is perplexing and further research on NLR and prognosis is clearly necessary.
Among the many mediators of stromal epithelial interactions, the extracellular cytokine transforming growth factor beta 1 (TGF-β) is perhaps one of the best studied, and most perplexing.
According to one university study, test audiences were "perplexed by the vulgarity of the film".
The contradictory results coming from these studies on rice seem perplexing, especially in light of the very robust effect that eCO2 has on N in non-leguminous plants.
