Sentence examples for total paradox from inspiring English sources

Northwestern, meanwhile, has become a total paradox.

The problem reaches the point of total paradox when the gap in votes is as tiny as it is in this case.

In addition, long-term saturation experiments with radiolabelled Ab revealed an apparent paradox: total uptake of Ab per cell was much higher at 24 h than at 1 h, by a mean factor of 2.5 (unpublished data), similar to the increase described previously with Raji cells (Ong et al, 2001; Michel and Mattes, 2002).

Try to determine the system's total length and a paradox emerges: the closer you look, and the smaller your measuring stick gets, the longer the river becomes.

This was re-released on VHS by Paradox Films, Total Home Entertainment and Revelation Films in 1995, and subsequently on DVD by Revelation Films in 2000.

Brown, M. S. & Goldstein, J. L. Selective versus total insulin resistance: a pathogenic paradox.

That is a paradox, and a total contradiction in terms," Lammy said.

A review of current fixation use and registry outcomes in total hip arthroplasty: the uncemented paradox.

Birth weight specific total mortality shows the "pediatric paradox", that is significantly smaller African American mortality at lower birth weights but larger mortality in the larger birth weight range.

Initially, this seemed to negate the finding that loss of galactose was the underlying cause of the acute phase variation, and to resolve this paradox, we examined total digests of individually isolated fibrinogen chains that had no prior lectin affinity isolation (Fig. 4B).

The direction of the effect has been reversed using the raw totals due to Simpson's paradox, because the arms in the individual trials are not equal in size.