Sentence examples for observed dichotomy from inspiring English sources

The observed dichotomy between sets containing the MHC exon ('Outlier 1') and MHC intron ('Outlier 2') was however unexpected based on the premise that diversifying selection should fix variation in tightly linked sites around the adaptive mutation; here, we have assumed that the MHC exon may have a selective advantage, whereas the MHC intron is subjected to hitchhiking selection [ 33].

At least for the parameters and geometries explored here and in DW13, it is not possible for a hemispherical dynamo to explain the observed dichotomy in Martian crustal magnetisation.

As an alternative explanation of our results, the observed dichotomy in oro-facial asymmetries may reflect inherent differences between the left and right hemisphere as they relate to motor learning.

Besides the transcriptional repression of transcription factors that function at early phases of differentiation programs, an additional possible explanation for the observed dichotomy of p53 function at different stages of differentiation relates to its known cell cycle inhibitory effect.

While the observed dichotomy in detection sensitivity when outbreaks were simulated should be systematically studied in future works, insights gained from this study as to how the distribution of cases may impact the detection performance, and thus the choice of spatial resolution, can be shared here.

The observed dichotomy might have several explanations because the 2 categories of studies differed in a number of ways besides the levels of exposure.

Surprisingly, we have observed clear dichotomy between drug effects on endothelial insulin resistance and endothelial dysfunction due to impaired acetylcholine-dependent vasodilation.

We discuss as well the observed functional dichotomy observed in the proteins with prokaryotic or eukaryotic ancestry for the resolved cases as well as the preponderance of enzymes in the unresolved cases.

Grasseni (2007) perceptively observes the dichotomy between the need to create a 'breed' from individual animals of similar appearance, and selecting outliers from this group to produce the next generation, emphasising specific characteristics.

The Brooklyn-based writer and editor Justin Taylor, who is collecting images for a book of literary tattoos, has observed the same dichotomy.

The dichotomy observed in terms of confidence also emerges in the analysis of attributes associated to the various product categories when the issue is naturalness (Figure 2).