Sentence examples for asymmetrical result from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately the asymmetrical result was rather bulky and the matronly silhouette, not helped by chunky low-heeled shoes, made this show feel old before its time.

The postoperative complication rate was 11.5percentt and included transient temporal branch weakness (N = 4), transient infraorbital nerve paresthesia (N = 1), asymmetrical result (N = 1) ; scleral show (N = 1) and ectropion (N = 1) which required a secondary surgery.

Custom-made implants, originally developed for the reconstruction of large cranial vault defects, were used to optimize cosmetic results, avoiding the morbidity related to donor site bone harvesting, or preventing frequent asymmetrical result due to peroperative biomaterial design.

There's plenty to be said about these interestingly asymmetrical results.

Although gerrymandering is usually thought of as a bipartisan offense, the rather asymmetrical results may surprise you.

The asymmetrical results are discussed in terms of the possible role NE might play in the mediation of aversions induced by cocaine.

The predicted asymmetrical resulting histogram, for a fiber distribution similar to Fig. 1(a), is shown on Fig. 2(d) and confirms that every measurement over the 50th percentile is minimally affected.

Using both this rule of thumb and abstractions of the trends suggested by the asymmetrical results presented here will allow us to construct models of group foraging where individuals are following simple rules [as demonstrated by [ 92]].

The objection was simply that no purely mechanical theorem could ever produce a time-asymmetrical result.

We have shown that a size-independent fingerprint with constant bit density does not produce asymmetrical search results [4].

In the second example, based on a four-taxon tree with an asymmetrical topology, results of the signal and noise analysis demonstrated that the chance of correctly resolving an asymmetrical quartet phylogeny can be increased by sampling slower-evolving molecular loci; the more asymmetrical the underlying topology is, the slower-evolving the sampled molecular loci should be.