Sentence examples for opposite over from inspiring English sources

Until the last week forced his hand, Johnson has done the opposite over phone hacking.

But it turned out to be the opposite: over time, Housing First has saved the government money.

SETH BLUM New York, Oct. 9, 2013   Originally conceived as a way of providing opportunity for all, the SAT has done just the opposite over the decades by ranking people on the basis of their score.

On the campaign trail, Mr Chalerm both denied there was any government hand in the previous carnage, and claimed that no "innocent people" were among the victims.Yet a panel set up last year by the outgoing junta recently concluded the opposite: over half of those killed in 2003 had no links to the drugs trade.

Since these currents have an orientation that is opposite over the summer and winter periods, we consider their contribution negligible due to the average over 15 months.

The symmetric SMF components have the same signs in each hemisphere and they are changed to opposite over the period 2 2.5 year.

Of the 179 modulated proteins, 16.2 % (29 proteins) were differentially expressed in both models, 51.7 % (15 proteins) were overexpressed, 20.7 % (6 proteins) were underexpressed and 27.6 % (8 proteins) were opposite (over-expressed in a model and under-expressed in the other model) (Fig.  1, Table  3).

Many years later, her book is now out, and it is the opposite of over-determined.

Under-dominance describes the opposite of over-dominance, i.e. a case in which the presence of two different alleles of one gene causes lower fitness than the presence of either allele in homozygous form.

The middle portion contains 10 genes of the opposite direction (over expression → good prognosis).

inadequate monitoring and auditing of the performance of cities or, at the opposite extreme, over-prescription and a lack of trust.  .