It is one thing to wear one face in public and another in private, a dichotomy that we all practice to some degree or another, though usually not to cloak serial predation upon semi-conscious women.
The last election cycle brought a lot of talk about "makers versus takers" in America: a dichotomy featuring entrepreneurial, taxpaying, self-reliant Americans who work hard and keep the economy going, as opposed to those who mooch off the government.
It cannot be excluded that other as yet undiscovered factors may be involved in such a dichotomy.
PASADENA — For the St .Monica Academy girls' volleyball team, there's a bit of a dichotomy in cruising through the International League, then advancing to the postseason.
We find that TMDs are not generic but have organelle-specific properties with a dichotomy in TMD length between the early and late parts of the secretory pathway.
WASHINGTON — The Obama presidency, as it passes 500 days in power, is marked by a dichotomy that surprises allies and adversaries alike: historic policy triumphs and political debacles.
Engrafted CγCR-CD127+ CD8+ TE/CM preferentially retain central memory marker expression in vivo demonstrating a dichotomy between CD127 versus CD122 signaling.
Somewhat uniquely in a market that seems to dictate a dichotomy in app development, Quip is aimed at both enterprises and consumers, with consumer usage free and $12 per user per month for businesses.
It was obvious from the survey that there was a dichotomy in emphasis for researchers in high-resource countries and clinical researchers in LMIC settings.
Finally, HPAI H5N1 virus was found either in dead and apparently healthy ducks, which suggests a dichotomy in wild bird susceptibility.
Thus, there was a dichotomy in response to the conspecific advertisement signal, in which some individuals responded consistently, whereas the majority exhibited no response at all.
