In this paper, unexpectedly, we conclude that the main result of Isik and Turkoglu [2] is a consequence of the main results of [1].
All three concluded that unexpectedly high levels of acrylamide, a known carcinogen in rats, appears in certain carbohydrates after frying or baking them at high temperatures, though none of the agencies seemed to know why.
Given the equatorial positioning of both the carboxyl and the chlorine substituents, the enzymatic product had to be either 3 R,5 R or 3 S.5 S. Considering that the enzyme only uses the 3 S isomer as a substrate, with no evidence of epimerization, we have concluded that, unexpectedly, the KthP-derived 5-chloropiperazate has the 3 S,5 S configuration.
Rather unexpectedly, however, Weinberg concludes that, at the beginning of 2014, "we cannot really assimilate and interpret most of the data that we accumulate.
An explosion at a stately home that left two World War Two re-enactors with leg injuries was caused when a device "unexpectedly discharged", an investigation has concluded.
Not unexpectedly, however, the Harris group concluded that workers have little enthusiasm for increases in co-payments--in which employees make up the difference between what an employer's insurance will pay for a procedure and its actual cost.
The improvement at 30 mM glucose is statistically significant and it can thus be concluded that, rather unexpectedly, UCP2 restrains a glucose-induced increase in mitochondrial respiration.
Unexpectedly, Blaess et al. also concluded that labeled lateral progenitor cells gave rise to astrocytes, whereas medial progenitor cells did not show any gliogenic potential [ 4].
Rather unexpectedly, TechCrunch picked up on this but concluded that ultimately the market determines the rates, and that blogging can't be compared the the journalism industry.
Adams and her colleagues made a phenomenological analysis of the lived experiences of successful MOOC completers and concluded "…videos may open an unexpectedly intimate tutorial sphere with the instructor" (p. 208).
