Sentence examples for ambivalent expressions from inspiring English sources
But there is another category of rape accusation when a long time has passed since the alleged event, and, most important, when it happens within a family that incites more fitful, ambivalent expressions of outrage.
The speed of release is an ambivalent expression; it may refer to the efficiency of a PPG, Φrelε(λirr), the amount released by a given irradiation dose, or to the appearance rate constant in time-resolved work.
Ambivalent sexism theory states that the pervasiveness of sexism is based on its ambivalent construction.
On his return to India, The Guide was published; the book is the most representative of Narayan's writing skills and elements, ambivalent in expression, coupled with a riddle-like conclusion.
The conflicting inclinations of his complex and ambivalent personality found expression in his sexual relationships.
The Chinese authorities' attitude to this blossoming of self-expression is ambivalent.
It is notable that although 'wanting to die' was the second most frequently reported motive, no participant reported this motive as a single motive for DSH, which reflects an ambivalent attitude whereby the expression of feelings of extreme anxiety that the adolescent wishes to escape from prevail.
We assume that for ambivalent proteins, deregulation of the expression levels imparts a more severe effect on signaling cascades as compared to activators or inhibitors alone.
The latter stimuli were included as they are considered to depict more life-like expressions due to their relatively ambivalent nature and hence may be more sensitive for detecting any differences in explicit expression perception [Adolphs and Tranel, 2004].
The higher education literature is ambivalent on the issue of appropriateness of expression and/or suppression of emotions.
Accumulating data derived from preclinical investigations suggest that the apparent inconsistency regarding the importance of Her4 expression could be potentially explained by an ambivalent Her4 function i.e. pro-apoptotic [ 25, 26] and pro-proliferative [ 26, 27] activity.
