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The researchers were surprised to discover that.
Astronomers are used to looking at objects that change over millions or billions of years, so the researchers were surprised to spot an object that changed over a decade or less.
Kaul said the researchers were surprised by the findings.
The researchers were surprised to find that Organic Entry Level agri-environment schemes were the least frequented by bees.
Even given the growing recognition about the importance of the mitochondria in sustaining health, the researchers were surprised to find just how critical the so-called“battery packs” are to the life of the cell.
The researchers were surprised by how robust this association was.
Writing in an experimental paper, published in the International Journal of Nanotechnology, the researchers were surprised to find a number of physical properties of water change their behaviour between 50℃ and 60℃?
Dartmouth researchers were surprised to find more methylglyoxal, though.
Writing in an experimental paper,published in the International Journal of Nanotechnology, the researchers were surprised to find a number of physical properties of water change their behaviour between 50℃ and 60℃.
EU-rhythmy researchers were surprised how well the therapy worked, says Prof. Priori.
Surveys suggest most in France do not object to mixed marriages, but in the suburbs the researchers were surprised find“a very large proportion of Muslim respondents said they were opposed to marriages with non-Muslims.
Still researchers were surprised by the link between vulnerable narcissism and rape perpetration.
Callisaya said the researchers were surprised by this finding.
Researchers were surprised by the findings that intestinal bacteria influence the immune system much more than previously thought.
Two weeks later, the researchers were surprised by what had happened in the three groups.
The researchers were surprised to find that in foggy or totally overcast conditions the pattern of light polarization was similar to that of clear skies.
And while we have long known that people can influence seismic activity, researchers were surprised to find that human activity has induced earthquakes with magnitudes as high as 7.9- and that the number of earthquakes is clearly rising in some regions of the world.
Those researchers were surprised to find that problems ranged across every age group and demographic.
In three case studies of tornadoes that hit Alabama,Mississippi and Tennessee, researchers were surprised to find that- even in the face of repeated tornado warnings- people still turned to tornado lore passed down for generations, said Randy Peppler, one of the study team members from the University of Oklahoma in Norman.
The researchers were surprised to find that a more rebellious childhood nature was associated with a higher adult income.
However, the researchers were surprised that these healthy foods didn't appear to have an effect, Roberts said.
However, researchers were surprised to discover that caffeinated beverages were also significantly associated with oxidative stress in the body.
The researchers were surprised by the magnitude of changes and how quickly they were noticed, especially as drug treatments typically take longer to take effect.
The researchers were surprised to find such a broad range of effects but speculated that dyslexia only shows itself when people try to read because this is a relatively demanding task.
The researchers were surprised to discover that the structure of the Sun's cooler, dense lower atmosphere, called the chromosphere, could be used to estimate the speed of the solar wind.
But researchers were surprised to find that the melanocyte DNA was not only damaged when exposed to UV radiation, but that the phenomenon persisted for hours after exposure.
The researchers were surprised to find that around a quarter of the bacteria grown from the beard samples were able to kill the indicator strains,"showing that they actually produce antibiotics themselves," according to Dr. Roberts.
The researchers were surprised to find, from experiments in both human cells and those of mice, that the effect of HpARI appears to extend to human IL-33, although the“affinity of HpARI for human IL-33 is lower than that of mouse IL-33.”.
The researchers were surprised to see the genetically engineered cells could travel to the brain, and also tackle large tumours- raising the possibility the technology could one day be used for brain tumours, as well as other cancers such as prostate and ovarian.
The researchers were surprised that the prevalence of cannabis- and alcohol-use disorder in the current study was notably higher than national estimates, with 21 percent meeting criteria for cannabis-use disorder and 20 percent meeting criteria for alcohol-use disorder at age 18.