Sentence examples similar to surprising deduction from inspiring English sources
A surprising side deduction along the logic of the hypothesis is that complex, biosynthetic amino acids might have entered the genetic code earlier than simple, prebiotic amino acids, which is opposite to the common sense.
Furthermore, based on this evidence, a surprising and interesting deduction could be derived in the context of the present hypothesis.
In Depth: Seven Surprising Medical Expense Deductions Tax Breaks for Alcoholics, But Not Weight Watchers.
Surprising fact: Most people are better off forgoing the deduction.
That should not be surprising — bigger mortgages equate to more interest and bigger deductions.
It's not surprising that the wealthy benefit disproportionately from the mortgage interest deduction.
Democrats have never understood this, which is why it's not surprising they want to reduce the death tax's standard deduction back down to what it was before.
The idea that some concepts are not empirical may not be surprising, although Kant's conception of the origin of such concepts—outlined in what he calls the "metaphysical deduction" (B159, B377)—may contain surprises (Longuenesse 1998).
