Sentence examples for a reverse picture from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the initial village shares of migrants highlight a reverse picture: for the non-participating group, the proportion of migrants in the village labor force was 25.8percentt in 2002, compared to 21.7percentt for the participating group.

In TIRF images of nocodazole treated cells, we have detected a slightly reduced mean number of events as compared to untreated cells, giving a reverse picture of their relative tendency in WF microscopy.

A reverse picture emerges for technological opportunities.

A reverse picture was seen in skin biopsies of lipoid proteinosis (LP) patients.

The reverse picture would reveal stick figures a long way below.

In the case of negative nonlinear absorption, the reverse picture occurs.

Interestingly, the reverse picture was observed in heart and kidney.

Healthcare correlations with community and health system characteristics show the reverse picture, with relatively more 'not preferred' associations than 'preferred associations'.

This is almost a reverse of the Kenwood picture, where the light is concentrated on his face and expands toward the wall behind him.

In an English lexical-decision experiment, S similarity had a reverse effect, relative to picture naming: Less semantically similar word pairs were responded to faster, due to such items having more senses, which apparently boosted activation of the lexical representation, leading to speeded responses relative to more semantically similar words (which tend to have fewer senses).

It doesn't take too long to realize, however, that the photographs are simply reversed pictures of the human face, the nose and mouth obscured, while the wrinkles of the forehead take center stage.