Sentence examples for a significant opposing from inspiring English sources

As well as viscous drag in both phases between the imbibition front and the open face, there is a significant opposing capillary back pressure associated with production of non-wetting phase at the open face.

Taking into consideration that there is a significant opposing entropy factor in interactions involving peptides (due to high peptide chain mobility) that induce high configurational peptide entropy, our approach lies in reducing configurational peptide's entropy by changing some amino acids to stabilize the α-helix and restrict the structures it can acquire in solution.

BRCA1 expression was found to have a strong association with radiation response, with significant opposing regulation observed between the two cell lines.

When potential collaboration is characterized by significant opposing forces, either negotiations do not take place or they are constantly breaking down.

FANCG mRNA also displayed significant opposing regulation at 24 hours post RT being down-regulated by 0.4 fold in the LNCaP cells and up-regulated by 1.5 fold in the PC-3 cells (p-value 0.003, Figure  3B).

The normal marginals appeared slightly better, as 4 out of 21 tests were not significant, opposed to 3 out of 21 for both the fixed and the free marginals cases.

At the gene level, the changes in expression do not have to be significant, opposed to the single gene approaches that are commonly used to analyze high-throughput data.

But how long Mr. Sharon can remain the leader of a party with a significant majority opposed to him is a great guessing game of Israeli politics.

But the airlines, which deny that pilot fatigue is a significant problem, opposed the changes, and the agency eventually backed off.

Park, George Letham and George Taylor own 20% of the shares, while Dave King now owns almost 15%, and with interests held by Rangers fans taken into account, there is a significant bloc opposed to the current board, and that is likely to be enough to win an EGM.

A public opinion poll conducted in Philadelphia during the strike showed that only a slim majority of the city's population felt that blacks should be hired as motormen and conductors, but that a significant majority opposed having a strike over this issue.