Sentence examples for contrasting phenomena from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to make comparisons between settings using existing individual studies as differences in identified risk factors may either be methodological artefacts or a real reflection of contrasting phenomena.

For DNA methylation, it is known that two apparently contrasting phenomena coexist in the cancer cell: a profound loss of global 5-methylcytosine genomic content with discrete areas of dense hypermethylation (Jones and Baylin, 2002; Feinberg and Tycko, 2004; Esteller, 2005a).

Myotonia congenita is clinically characterized by two contrasting phenomena: the abnormal membrane excitation leading to myotonia and the muscle inexcitability manifesting as transitory weakness (Trip et al., 2009).

It has been postulated that the immune response in sepsis represents the interplay of two contrasting phenomena: the early systemic inflammatory response syndrome followed by the late appearance of a compensatory anti-inflammatory response syndrome.

However the presented findings indicate a contrasting phenomenon in which despite their larger number private higher education institutions have been enrolling fewer students than public institutions.

A contrasting phenomenon is that, instead of the usual high pressure air mass over the southern Indian Ocean, an ENSO-related oceanic low pressure convergence centre forms; it then continually pulls dry air from Central Asia, desiccating India during what should have been the humid summer monsoon season.

This contrasting phenomenon was explained by the hypothesis that could be attributed to the distinct nanotopographic features of these two kinds of nanocarbon substrates.

In order to further analyze the contrasting phenomenon of CTL reactivity between IFN-γ and PD98059 treatment, we measured the expression of PD-L1 on tumor cells by flow cytometry.

These results indicate there was a markedly contrasting phenomenon in terms of CTL reactivity between IFN-γ and PD98059 treatment, in spite of the upregulation of HLA class I in both treatments.

Many colour-contrast phenomena are similarly caused; thus, if a blue light is projected onto a large white screen, the white screen rapidly appears yellow; the blue stimulus falling on the central retina causes inhibition of blue sensitivity in the periphery; hence, the white background will appear to be missing its blue light white minus blue is a mixture of red and green i.e., yellow.

Contrast phenomena as well as the results of misfit measurements suggested that the lattices were initially strained to give a coherent nickel-copper interface.