Sentence examples for possible disjunction between from inspiring English sources

The advantage of the same context task is that cognitive and affective perspective-taking are interdependent and it therefore allows the detection of a possible disjunction between the two.

It also occurs in the Stirling Range, a possible disjunction; and at Narrogin, a certain and substantial disjunction.

Because such catalytic activity may be upregulated in the setting of heightened oxidative stress (26), a hallmark of insulin resistance and diabetes (6), it is possible that the disjunction between the associations of LpPLA2 mass and activity observed here could reflect contributions of enzymes beyond LpPLA2 itself.

Among the theoretically possible geographic ranges, some were excluded from consideration based on the biological implausibility of their spatial configurations (e.g., wide disjunction between A and F).

Possible bias in the survey is compounded by the cross-sectional rather than longitudinal design; there may well be a disjunction between perceived increase or decrease in hair pulling during participation in the survey, and actual changes in symptoms.

Hippocratic Oaths: Medicine and its Discontents by Raymond Tallis (Atlantic Books) Tallis blends philosophy with public opinion, polemic and personal experience to bridge the disjunction between the health care we believe we are entitled to expect and the difficult realities of what is possible.

There is a disjunction between philosophy and practice.

Four factors cause this disjunction between perception and reality.

Lawrence, of course, warned the reader about this disjunction between the writer and his message.

There's a kind of reality vacuum, a huge disjunction between intent and action.

Besides, the disjunction between familiar surroundings and unfamiliar people can be upsetting.