Sentence examples for rather polarized from inspiring English sources
As I have noted elsewhere, focusing too much on one particular locomotor behavior for the LCA is a rather polarized way of doing things (Harcourt-Smith 2007; Harcourt-Smith and Aiello 2004).
Besides, media coverage has been rather polarized and not constructively educated the public about potential health threats [ 15].
The results of the interview data on practitioners' responses to climate change paint a different picture when compared to the rather polarized and policy discourses.
In contrast to previous reports that analyzed the regulation of choroidal macrophages by IL-10 [14], IL-10 did not prevent the infiltration of macrophages into the retina, but rather polarized the macrophage genetic profile towards a pro-angiogenic phenotype.
In contrast to the classic Th1 and Th2 cells, which represent rather stably polarized subsets, Th17 cells display remarkable heterogeneity and plasticity.
This redistribution is consistent with studies in MDCK cysts that link the loss of PTEN activity with failure in segregation of PI 4,5 P2 from PI 3,4,5 P3, leading to their homogenous, rather than polarized, membrane distributions (Martin-Belmonte et al., 2007).
Thus, the function of actin patches rather than their polarized localization seems critical for polarized growth.
But there was always a dialectical quality to the combination of hope (rather than remaining polarized, we could pursue what is right as Americans) and change (we should reverse pretty much everything done by Mr. Bush).
Rather than using polarized lenses to separate the left eye and right eye images, the new home system uses "active shutter" LCD glasses, which are synchronized with infrared signals from the television set to alternately block the left and right view, so that each eye sees only the image intended for it.
They also concluded that, "when politics appear on Facebook there is currently more opportunity for politically engaged users to become more polarized rather than to converse with the other side".
Rather than a polarized debate between the generally young, who love games, and the generally old, who distrust them, perhaps we are approaching a time where we can hold two conflicting ideas in mind simultaneously.
