Sentence examples for individual clash from inspiring English sources
The conservation scores for individual CLASH targets were defined as (C_CLASH - C_control), where C_CLASH is the mean PhyloP score within the longest predicted miRNA-mRNA stem in each target, and C_control is the mean PhyloP score in regions spanning nt −50 through −10 and +10 through +50, relative to the ends of the stem.
Tillman is a writer interested in how disparate ideas, like disparate individuals, clash and connect, and this is not her first novel about an eccentric community: 1992's Cast in Doubt was set among huddled expats in Crete.
Nonetheless, regulations on secondhand smoke continue to be debated, as science and individual ideology clash.
The two lines (rhythm and melody) are united in the arrangement of large sections, but individual beats may clash.
In truth, expressionism represented something of a high-water mark in the romantic individual's terrible clash with modern mass society.
Mike D'Antoni and the Knicks parted ways Wednesday — an event that seemed fated once the franchise acquired Carmelo Anthony, an immense talent whose individual playing style clashed with D'Antoni's spread-the-wealth offense.
Group rights do not have to clash with individual rights and a complete moral theory would articulate individual rights and group rights so that they formed a coherent set (cf. Buchanan 1994; Holder and Corntassel 2002).
Well, no journalist is going to disagree with that, since the clash of individual politicians is the stuff of political journalism.
When it comes to an apparent clash between individual conscience and the system, on this scale, it is the system that must give way.
Pardew bemoaned those individual blunders after the clash at the Estadio da Luz, but insisted he was otherwise delighted with the performance.
And because works of fiction are invariably about individuals, one thing they can do very well is explore the ways in which ideological doctrines, or any systems of belief, clash with individual freedom.
