Sentence examples for opposite to one from inspiring English sources
The relatively close spacing of the curves' minimum and maximum suggests that the replication origin and termination sites are not situated opposite to one another on the circular-mapping chromosome but rather close to each other, so that replication proceeds asymmetrically, with the clockwise replication covering as much as approximately 80% of the genome.
Finally, the authors may wish to speculate on a phenomenon that is opposite to one they discuss: the development of tolerance to zolpidem's therapeutic effects.
5) " Finally, the authors may wish to speculate on a phenomenon that is opposite to one they discuss: the development of tolerance to zolpidem's therapeutic effects.
The traps studied are formed by two sets of four flat electrodes that are situated opposite to one another.
Several studies on the employment effects of minimum wages in China found mixed results, and the results for different regions are often opposite to one another.
In positive asymmetric dipole bars, strong enhancement of the electric field occurs at both ends of the dipole bars whereby the charges in each dipole bar flow opposite to one another, inducing anti-parallel surface currents which is representative of an electric quadrupole mode.
However, the outcome of HDAC inhibition by TSA on these genes was opposite to the one on p21 and opposite to the common belief that histone hyperacetylation is linked to transcription activation.
The i.v. injection was carried out into a vein of one forearm, opposite to the one from which blood samples were taken.
Trials where children chose the side opposite to the one chosen on previous trials were labeled 'Switch' trials, whereas those on the same side were labeled 'Non-switch' trials.
The trend observed here is opposite to the one observed with HER2, with slightly better concordance on whole sections rather than TMAs.
The first hypothesis was partly confirmed; however the second was not, students' beliefs and skills changed in a direction opposite to the one expected.
