Sentence examples for bilateral nature from inspiring English sources
The bilateral nature of this expectation effect (Fig. 2C) was strikingly different from the lateralised effect of spatial attention (Fig. 2B) (F1,22 = 59.02, p = 1.1 × 10−7).
A word of caution on jobs: the bilateral nature of trade suggests the president's goal on exports, even if reached, might not produce the net gain of two million jobs he prophesied.
Gil-Vernet trigonoplasty is a simple, fast and effective technique for treating primary VUR, and is the only technique used to manage unilateral reflux that does not result in contralateral new reflux, due to its inherent bilateral nature.
The competitive marketplace and bilateral nature of funding awards make this issue perhaps even more significant in the charity sector, and it is in changing attitudes and encouraging this warts-and-all approach that movement leadership bodies such as the Open Data Institute (ODI) will play their biggest role.
This notion has the advantage of being compatible with the cooperative and bilateral nature of link formation.
An important, though oft neglected, distinction between multilateral treaty obligations separates obligations of the bilateral nature from those of the collective or erga omnes partes type.
This agreement was completely bilateral in nature and it laid down that any differences in its interpretation would also be solved bilaterally.
The existing resource sharing arrangements are majorly bilateral in nature and are mostly governed by the geo-strategic thinking of individual countries (Swain 2002).
The most parsimonious explanation would be the bilateral (midline) nature of the unconditioned stimulus.
However duration of surgery also appears to be strongly related to procedure performed and 17/18 surgeries greater than three hours in duration were bilateral in nature.
The first year of discussions also ended short on details, with quartet representatives pledging to respect the "bilateral and confidential nature" of the negotiations.
