Sentence examples for polarizing results from inspiring English sources

Following the 1991 "collapse" of the once-unified countries Somalia and Somaliland, efforts to successfully "rebuild" these two nations have met polarizing results.

In this sense, it is interesting to note that polarizing results are found for different databases.

His commentary is polarizing, resulting in a lot of positive and negative sentiment and more communication volume across different channels.

The ABC/Washington Post and Fox polls reported similarly polarized results.

Since thin films contains electronegative oxygen and nitrogen atoms, C O and C N (stretching) and N H (bending) bands are polarized, resulting in specific interactions occurring at the inter phase.

Further, using a single distantly related outgroup to polarize characters results in incongruence if it makes the root of each gene tree random (de la Torre-Bárcena et al., 2009).

The figures illustrated this by polarizing the predicted results for these 2 groups (the blue and pink lines in Figures 1 and 2).

In 1925, he demonstrated that the scattering of 130,000-volt X-rays from the first sixteen elements in the periodic table (hydrogen through sulfur) were polarized, a result predicted by J. J. Thomson.

However, co-application of MTX and ATP to state 3 polarized macrophages resulted in a 50% reduction of IL-1β release.

Many of the existing problems are a result of polarizing their own ethnic group by not assimilating.

Interviews with more than a dozen Iranians here paint a picture of a nation deeply polarized by the results of the presidential election last month, and a government that, with a daunting display of security might from town to village, appears to be succeeding in silencing dissent.