Sentence examples for raised a conundrum from inspiring English sources
This discovery raised a conundrum for origin-of-life researchers that they've struggled with ever since.
The modern American civil liberties movement famously began with the United States's intervention in World War I. Yet these beginnings have long raised a conundrum for civil liberties historians.
However, this raised a conundrum: How can there be increased Ca2+ conductance via LTCCs in CA1 pyramidal neurons (Moyer & Disterhoft, 1994; Thibault & Landfield, 1996) with fewer pore-forming subunits?
Its widespread reuse raises a conundrum: when a single kinase like Erk is activated, how does a developing cell know which fate to adopt?
With camping and caravanning on site, the whole weekend is sorted, but it still raises a conundrum – should it be picnic food or barbecue?
But the growing popularity of these scans raises a conundrum of modern medicine: does a test that can spot such abnormalities actually guard against disease?
At the same time, however, our new results also raise a conundrum.
This finding raises a conundrum as it is difficult to envision how either allelic loss or epitype switching could lead to the concomitant downregulation of these two imprinted and normally inversely expressed genes, which are located less than 100 kb apart.
In turn, this raises a conundrum regarding causation: does an impaired inflammatory response allow the development of drug-resistant Mtb strains in specific hosts, or do resistance-associated mutations alter Mtb physiology to the extent that the host pathogen interaction is affected?
Our observation that Par1b and Dvl foster Smad4 function by opposing Ecto raised an apparent conundrum: to be effective, Par1b and Dvl should act on the same compartment in which Ecto is located, that is, in the nucleus.
