Sentence examples for for their conformity from inspiring English sources

Here, our hero does not just shake up a small town where the local youth have been forced to study for their exams and (presumably) listen to rubbish music; he punishes the local populace for their conformity to stereotypical American high-school tropes by murdering them and pretending they committed suicide.

All of the components were reviewed for their conformity with Albanian culture.

Illumina has developed a self-normalization algorithm that relies on information contained in each array, as described by Akhunov et al. The clustering and genotype calling of each of the 1536 SNP markers were checked for their conformity and correct genotype distribution using known homozygous and heterozygous genotypes, included in the collection of diverse genotypes, as standards.

> GENEPOP 4.0 (Raymond and Rousset 1995) was used to estimate population genetic parameters (the average number of alleles per locus, Na; the observed heterozygosity, HO; the expected heterozygosity or gene diversity, HE; and inbreeding coefficient, FIS) and to test the population genotypic frequencies across all loci for their conformity to Hardy Weinberg expectations (HWE) (multilocus test).

The documentary American Teen, released in the UK this Friday, is pretty typical in this respect: the film charts the fortunes of a collection of high-school students selected for their supposed conformity to standard-issue types (the jock, the nerd, the princess, et al), and its use of the word American in its title seems intended to suggest universality rather than cultural specificity.

The recombinant fiber monomers incorporating GE11, M*, LS, and scramble peptide insertions were assessed for their structural conformity by using the Ad5 fiber knob (Protein Data Bank ID: 1KNB) as a template for the 3D models (Fig. 1C).

After all, those who were considered an "abomination" could be stoned for their lack of conformity to the patriarchal norm.

Kierkegaard frequently wrote pseudonymously and ironically, self-consciously adopted a literary rather than a scientific idiom, and, in works such as Attack upon Christendom (1854 55), mercilessly indicted his contemporaries for their faithlessness and ethical conformity.

We, however, consider the second degree form for now for conformity without excessive loss of statistical significance.

She harbored Mia's need -- for love, for attachment, for boundary crossing, for conformity -- in her bones, as her own.

They were both ardent rebels and feminists who came of age at moments of ferment in art and politics that ratified their disdain for conformity.