Sentence examples for this apparent incongruity from inspiring English sources

This apparent incongruity became clear upon finding that stratification of RTX-CDC as a function of RF titer clearly showed an inverse correlation.

This finding has not been found elsewhere; however this apparent incongruity was more likely due to no drowning being recorded for males 15-19 years over the seven years of the study.

A resolution to this apparent incongruity has recently been proposed: CTCF does not directly influence the surrounding genes or transcriptional machinery, but rather acts as a three-dimensional orchestrator of chromatin architecture [ 10].

Although these results might seem to contrast with the conclusions obtained by MVD analysis, this apparent incongruity may reflect the above-mentioned methodological difficulties in determining the accurate count of newly formed microvessels, or the possibility that VEGF may play different roles in tumour growth.

However, if verified, this apparent incongruity between chromosome count and measured genome size allows us to consider a loss or gain of bulk nuclear DNA and permits inferences based on evidence from mechanisms of genome evolution elucidated by studies in other species.

In part, this was because of the apparent incongruity between the signals which indicate common bonds - the entirely English accent, the couple's education (wholly in the UK) - and the fact of the veil.

This new proposal removes the apparent incongruity of using a male reference group for a disease (such as AITD) affecting mainly females.

Interestingly, the empirical results from this qualitative study indicate that even though British GPs currently are practicing according to the biomedical model, the GPs for the time being seem to be upholding their holistic identity i.e. the participants in this study claimed to be practicing holistically in spite of the apparent incongruity with their actual practice.

Despite the seriousness of the world we're dealing with, there is great fun in the play, stemming from the apparent incongruity of these two men's friendship.

Perhaps because of that apparent incongruity — and the contrast between his profession and Genghis Khan's — the finding was reported in several newspapers, including The New York Times.

Ms. Reding acknowledged the apparent incongruity of discussing the harmonization of E.U. rules at a time of extreme discord within the bloc over economic policy, with debt woes straining the ties that bind together the euro zone.