Sentence examples for contrary complex from inspiring English sources
We are left with, yes, Big Brother," and with little place for the contrary complex of desires and needs that compel human nature.
On the contrary, complex genes, dosage sensitive genes and highly connected genes in general, show very low dN/dS ratios, irrespective of whether they overlap CNVs or not.
On the contrary, complex interactions between dozens of molecules lead to a specific biological function [34], and altering the relationships between these elements may disrupt the activity in such systems.
On the contrary, complex groups contained actin gene members that displayed copy number variation with significantly higher levels of average nucleotide divergence and K a / K s ratios compared to the orthologous groups.
One might suppose to the contrary that complex and difficult, though not necessarily intractable, dilemmas arise when divergent social roles are assigned to people who are basically similar to one another in many but not in all respects.
On the contrary the complex kept the non-malignant normal PBMC viable during exposure within stipulated experimental concentration and time frame.
On the contrary, leaf complexes are either young leaves that are fused together or overlapping large leaves.
While oncologist have significant time to research and identify the optimal strategies for their patients, intensivists sometimes need to make quick decisions based on little or -on the contrary-, extremely complex, but inconclusive information.
That right extends far beyond the entranceway of any shopping mall complex, contrary to what Pyramid Mall Management, owners of Crossgates Mall in Albany, may believe.
It said it had never agreed to let American experts take samples from its main nuclear complex, contrary to Washington's announcement that it had.
She won the Arthur C Clarke award, but she doesn't write science fiction; she's a lifetime poet of women's oppression, but she's not a feminist: complex, contrary and consistently astounding, Atwood is, like the Persephones and Penelopes who lace her oeuvre, legendary.
