Sentence examples for opposite evolutions from inspiring English sources

Methane and iso-octane were chosen because they present opposite evolutions in their Markstein length when the equivalence ratio is increased.

"This is the complete opposite evolution of most people that are looking to farm," said Mr. Holmes, 32.

Quite the opposite: evolution may have endowed us with an irrepressible desire to better our lot in life, referred to in your article.

Au droplets show an opposite evolution trend: the increased size along with the decreased density as a function of the Au thickness.

The self-assembled Au droplets showed an opposite evolution trend of increased size including average height and lateral diameter with correspondingly decreased density as a function of annealing temperature, and the size and density evolution are systematically analyzed with the atomic force microscopy (AFM) images and cross-sectional line profiles as well as the summary plots.

Pancreatic islets showed a higher SOD activity at 5 days than at subsequent time points whereas the liver showed an opposite evolution (Figure 2A).

Figure 3 demonstrates opposite evolution of cardiac muscarinic density and AchE activity with age in SIDS victims compared to controls, and suggests that the larger the alterations in vagal regulation, the earlier the age of death.

Thus, activation of TGF-β signaling is sufficient to inverse the balance of differentiation markers in QNR/v-srcts cells and recapitulates the opposite evolution of Pax6 and GS markers, as observed both during QNR cell differentiation and in QNR/v-srcts/ICN cells [22], [23].

A similar pattern of opposite evolution of duplicated genes is observed for GiBV-seg22-PTP110 and GiBV-seg23-PTP150.

Examples supporting the opposite (the evolution of ER-positive DCIS or IBCs from ER-negative precursors or cells) are almost unheard of, further implying that ER-positive is the predominant precursor phenotype.

Critically, the Book of Changes is centered on the idea of the dynamic balance of opposites, the evolution of events as a process and acceptance of the inevitability of change.