Sentence examples for surprisingly find from inspiring English sources

When we calculate these angles for the Sun and the Moon, we surprisingly find almost the same result : 1/2 a degree.

Using cytological profiling, we herein determine the MoA of TDA and surprisingly find that it acts by a mechanism similar to polyether antibiotics, which are structurally highly divergent.

A previous explanation attributes this effect solely to stratospheric CO2; however, we surprisingly find that the negative greenhouse effect is predominantly caused by tropospheric water vapor.

Although the nervous system of Hydra is traditionally described as a simple nerve net, we surprisingly find instead a series of functional networks that are anatomically non-overlapping and are associated with specific behaviors.

Italy's Socialist party was largely destroyed by the corruption scandals of the early 1990s, so the centre-left is nowadays represented by a fundamentally unnatural coalition of former progressive Christian Democrats with former Communists, who not surprisingly find it hard to agree on clear common policies.

The modern and entirely secular concept of brain-stem death can, perhaps rather surprisingly, find both a conceptual and a topographical foundation in the writings of René Descartes (1596 1650), the great French philosopher and mathematician who sought to bring analytical geometry, physics, physiology, cosmology, and religion into an integrated conceptual framework.

Industry-financed studies, not surprisingly, found a higher cost.

And Jung, somewhat surprisingly, found "Ulysses" disturbing and perplexing.

The police then examined the area and, not surprisingly, found footprints from Nunn's boots.

Books that were "heavy going", not surprisingly, found least favour, though even here it was difficult to find consensus.

"Our tests, surprisingly, found no pesticide residue on the conventional samples or the organic," he said in the report.