Sentence examples for into a dichotomy from inspiring English sources

The authors place most program goals into a dichotomy — those that address the present academic needs of gifted students in schools and those designed to prepare future eminent path breakers and innovators.

The historical development of disaster studies can be simplified into a dichotomy based on paradigmatic differences in how disasters and their management have been conceptualized (Gaillard and Mercer 2012).

The data demonstrate a marked switch of transcription factors in adipose tissue after profound fat loss, providing new molecular insight into a dichotomy between stress response and metabolically favorable tissue development.

Schizophrenia symptoms have long been broadly categorized into a dichotomy of positive and negative dimensions [ 15].

After a classification model is trained from extracted features, we can classify a bifurcating branch into a dichotomy subtree or a polytomy subtree.

A third approach (see row C in Table  2) converts the continuous measure into a dichotomy and thus allows calculation of relative and absolute effects on a binary scale.

This is especially evident among nursing and midwifery personnel, whose jobs often do not fit easily into such a dichotomy.

Now even with differentiae capable of this specific subdivision it is difficult enough so to make the classification, as that each animal shall be comprehended in some one subdivision and in not more than one; but far more difficult, nay impossible, is it to do this, if we start with a dichotomy into two contradictories.

You've transformed a bare, unemotional space into a striking dichotomy.

But Ms Mizushima argues that Japanese women do not fit into a simple dichotomy between serious professionals and traditional housewives.

Pitting the urban against the rural has always seems a little hollow to me, painting the majority of the public into a false dichotomy.