Sentence examples for asymmetry between two from inspiring English sources
Cβ corrects the degree of asymmetry between two molecules.
The oscillatory Fischer-Tropsch performance moves towards the steady-state solution of the vertical state when the asymmetry between two inclined positions diminishes.
About one third of the force parameters of the good outcome patients showed a side-to-side asymmetry between two consecutive steps, which was over a proposed level of acceptance.
There are different reasons providing asymmetry between two species.
As the larger A's security concerns become more comprehensive and complicated and accordingly, its security strategy multifaceted, a clear-cut pattern of asymmetry between two countries turns into a convoluted asymmetry relations.
Another choice is to use full cycles as gait samples, which results in larger sample size in the time mode but fewer samples available for both training and test, while asymmetry between two adjacent half cycles could be potentially useful for discrimination in this case.
Signaling theory addresses information asymmetries between two parties in which the sources of asymmetric information are concerned with information about quality or information about intent (Stiglitz 2000; Su et al. 2015).
The t test is used to test the null hypothesis of no significant differences in each information asymmetry proxy between two subsamples.
Positive cooperativity with respect to ATP binding occurs within one heptameric ring of GroEL, while negative cooperativity between the two rings generates an inherent asymmetry between the two rings.
For all but two bivalents in each oocyte there existed a low level of major satellite asymmetry between the two homologue pairs of a bivalent (ratio 0.80, 95% CI: 0.74 0.86; Supplementary Fig. 1a).
Given the contrasting patterns of mitochondrial DNA strand asymmetry between these two groups of animals, we wished to investigate if there was a corresponding difference between the two groups in the frequencies of encoded amino acids.
