The plots were symmetrical for depression, anxiety, and mixed anxiety and depression and asymmetrical for psychological quality of life.
More characteristic of Tabrīz carpets, however, are the many 16th- and 17th-century carpets of commercial quality, in asymmetrical knotting upon a foundation of cotton, which apparently were exported to southern Europe and are now widespread in museum collections.
This can be due to structural discrimination (the need for a visa for example); taste discrimination (when employers prefer not to employ workers of a certain ethnicity due to, amongst others, racial or ethnic stereo-typing and language barriers) and statistical discrimination (when employers and job seekers have asymmetrical information about their quality) (Bruder and Räthke-Döppner, 2008).
Hilbert and Kalderon argue that "every possible quality space must be asymmetrical" (2000, 204) (that is, must lack any symmetries); if so, both strategies are misguided (see also Dennett 1991, 389 98; 1993, 927; 1994).
The handmade quality is evident in the swirled, asymmetrical mounds packed into the cooler's rectangular bins.
But the general analysis of this system shows that the solutions of a new quality are not present: all of them belong to the asymmetrical type.
If there are sufficient studies (approximately 10) we will construct a funnel plot to assess potential reporting bias, although an asymmetrical plot may also indicate other forms of selection bias, poor methodological quality or true heterogeneity.
Scenario D2 is also defined for the DL connection, but it is an asymmetrical one which considers that one of the RNi-UT links has better quality than the direct BS-UT link.
A halter dress with an asymmetrical unfinished hem and a neckline that billowed diagonally down the chest had the quality of something that had been conceived in haste, but it was graceful all the same.
However, this asymmetrical view could have been caused by other factors, such as differences in study qualities and heterogeneity.
