The St . Petersburggame as proposed, then, presents no paradox, but it is easy to construct another St . Petersburggame which is paradoxical, merely by altering the dollar prizes.
The Fales Library has become the biggest repository of downtown archives, which is paradoxical, since New York University is often seen as the biggest institutional gentrifier of the East Village and its environs.
Stace's universal extrovertive experience (or the experienced reality, it is not always clear which) is paradoxical, and possibly ineffable (Stace, 1961, 79).
Which is paradoxical because I know a lot of people who have the exact opposite experience".
For H. pylori, Th1 has been supposed to be protective as well as immunopathogenic, which is paradoxical.
21, 30 This response was accomplished without eliciting high levels of IgG, which is paradoxical.
The incidences of these malignancies show remarkably different geographic distributions [ 9], which is paradoxical in comparison to the widespread infection with EBV.
The importance of that role is not proportional to the amount of their training in educational processes, which is paradoxical since they are reported to be responsible for up to 80% of the education of interns and medical students [ 2].
However, mitochondrial ROS production is also reported to increase under conditions of very low [O2], which is paradoxical and seems to contradict the dependence of mitochondrial O2− production on [O2] given in eqn (2).
One interesting and consistent observation with SGLT2 inhibitors is the almost dose-proportional decrease in serum uric acid levels [ 3, 4], which is paradoxical in light of the associated diuretic effect of these compounds.
