Sentence examples for in opposed ways from inspiring English sources

When the carbonate and calcium ions come into the area that is swayed by the magnets, they are pushed in opposed ways, due to their opposed charges.

These two helices are targeted in yeast by snR85 and snR36, which could affect in opposed way this conformational rearrangement, triggered by S19 homolog, Rps15p.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01293.005 In subsequent experiments, we examined two opposed ways in which CoA can be predicted to modulate the MEND pathway, assuming that CoA is first used to generate acyl CoA from fatty acid and subsequently is released during palmitoylation of membrane proteins.

The ICC informs about the desirable behaviour of the scale considering that the internal consistency is higher when the state of agitation of patients does not change in an opposed way.

The roof of the observatory has been designed with a double leaning slope whose opening and closing are done in an opposed and synchronized way (Fig. 2).

Tumoral tissue will not show signal loss in opposed-phase images, in contrast to normal fatty or haematopoietic red marrow.

Later he used expressions like "the self-identity of absolute contradictories" to describe the way in which opposed terms are held together, the many and the one for example.

Paradoxically, such opposed political regimes as Thatcherism and New Labour have contributed in different ways to expanding this project.

A pragmatic analysis is better served by a concept such as "interconnectedness" as opposed to interdependence to the extent that interdependence suggests convergence and levels the differences in the ways in which globalization is experienced.

This creative trinity though each member is, in many ways, diametrically opposed is among a larger cohort of celebrities sharing the same cultural anatomy an ethnographical makeup West's "Famous" video blushed, ever so slightly, back in 2016.

SS and CD values were plotted in two opposed vertices of the plot, with LB located in an intermediate position.