Sentence examples for key dichotomy from inspiring English sources
Tony Harrison's pun is the key to a dichotomy at the heart of his endeavour.
The book explains that understanding this dichotomy is key to living a fulfilling and peace-filled life.
It has been suggested that poor ocular health literacy is a key contributor to the dichotomy that exists between disease prevalence and service uptake [ 5, 14- 16].
This perfect storm of intrinsic factors may be the key to explaining the dichotomy observed between highly conserved embryos and divergent cis-regulatory structure/function in ascidians.
We conclude that light plays a key role in the dichotomy between vegetative and reproductive growth in C. zeae-maydis and that future characterization of the underlying molecular mechanisms will contribute significantly to the fundamental understanding of how fungi respond to light.
Film director John Boorman saw a similar dichotomy as a key factor contributing to its success: "Perhaps the key is the marine in the wheelchair.
A key reason for this 'adaptation-mitigation dichotomy' is institutional inertia, which erroneously qualifies mitigation as an 'energy' (only) issue and adaptation as a 'water' (only) issue.
Discussing the record, Keys claimed that it acts as a dichotomy of strength and vulnerability, commenting that "The music is really strong, and the drums are really aggressive, but my voice is vulnerable and delicate".
A key element in this controversy is the pronounced dichotomy in ornithocheiroid hindlimb and forelimb lengths: this produces a long, flight-efficient wing but gives dramatically different stride lengths in the fore and aft limbs when walking or running.
In some cases the idea of a doctor is more important to his patients' peace of mind than the reality, but not in every case, and that dichotomy spurs Ms. Nishikawa's low-key thriller plot.
