Sentence examples for marked opposite from inspiring English sources

When Politics Was Fun, Part I -- Election officials in Newark were conducting a recount on Nov. 24, 1936, when, according to a newspaper account, they found a ballot with a neat X marked opposite the name of every candidate in every party.

Male adults showed a leftward (left > right) asymmetry, with a less marked opposite asymmetry in females.

This observation could plausibly be explained by the fact that C225, markedly, and ZD1839, slightly, downregulate EGFR expression, while their combination has a marked opposite effect with an overexpression of EGFR.

Capecitabine ultimately delivers 5-FU at the cellular level through the action of TP; in theory, the flux of 5-FU production can be counterbalanced by a more or less marked opposite flux of 5-FU intracellular catabolism mediated by DPD.

The two OMA projects marked the opposite approaches to facade design: one was constructed primarily for display and the other for functionality.

VAS (100 millimeters (mm)) labeled with different adjectives marked at opposite ends with "not at all" and "extremely" were used [ 44, 45].

At the 1/3 mark opposite the collar, pull the creases so they are creased the opposite way.

If the conflict in Vietnam was notable for open access given to journalists — too much, many critics said, as the war played out nightly in bloody newscasts — the Iraq war may mark an opposite extreme: after five years and more than 4,000 American combat deaths, searches and interviews turned up fewer than a half-dozen graphic photographs of dead American soldiers.

Intron number was not significantly correlated with expression level and 5'UTR, joined 3'UTR in marking the opposite trend toward expansion (Table 1).

But the contemporary era has been marked by the opposite discrepancy: even as the new culturalists were resurrecting Moynihan's diagnosis, the scourge of crime was in retreat.

Both genders focused on the toys in the boxes meant for their gender and did not pay much attention to toys marked for the opposite gender.