Sentence examples for antagonistic tendency from inspiring English sources
They are "transactions" between author and subject, "a special, artificial exercise of subtle influence and counterinfluence, with an implicit antagonistic tendency".
"Rose never," she writes, "or almost never – forgot, or let me forget, that we were not two women having a friendly conversation over a cup of tea and a box of biscuits but participants in a special, artificial exercise of subtle influence and counterinfluence, with an implicit antagonistic tendency".
However, in a number of recent studies, a prevalence of antagonistic epistasis (the tendency of multiple mutations to have a mitigating rather than reinforcing effect) has been observed.
On the basis of findings that binding of Skp1 to Fbs1 and binding to itself are mutually antagonistic, a weakened tendency to homodimerize may contribute to, but does not fully explain, the increased level of binding of glycosylated isoforms of Skp1 to Fbs1.
By contrast, if a sequence is located at the periphery of a high-fitness cluster, or in a region of low density of high-fitness sequences, then this synergistic tendency is lessened, and we might even observe antagonistic epistasis for this sequence.
There's a book to be written about this, which I'm thankful I won't be undertaking, but one consequence has been a tendency to view the alleged occupants of these sometimes antagonistic camps as homogeneous; thus, for example, "mainstream" poetry is said to be "all the same".
He claimed it was their tendency to act in competition with each other and an historically antagonistic relationship with the governing body which was at the root of many of the problems facing the game.
The overall tendency for new mutations to cause sexually concordant effects, sex-independent effects, or sexually antagonistic effects will therefore determine whether the X chromosome is a liability or an asset to female fitness.
The scariest thing is the opposite tendency in our country (where four of us live), where suddenly it seems to me people are increasingly antagonistic to the notion that science is the place to go to answer these questions.
Scenes also have the tendency to expose what might easily get a pass in other types of writing that is to say, dramatization is naturally antagonistic to ideology.
