Sentence examples for received opposite from inspiring English sources

The other half of the participants received opposite instructions.

Half the participants pushed images rotated left and pulled images rotated right, while the other half received opposite instructions.

When we adjusted for the differences in sex, we found poorer self-perceived health with increasing age (p<0.0001), with the exception of poor appetite (p=0.52), which received opposite overall responses for men and women, as described above.

When both eyes receive opposite motion signals, the interocular inhibition exerted by the carrier stimulus is effectively directed at the neurons responding to the mask stimulus because of the direction-selective nature of the inhibition.

Patients 1 and 3 receive opposite treatments, as do patients 6 and 7. Of factor-negative patients, patients 2 and 4 receive opposite treatments, as do patients 5 and 8.

Moreover, to the best of our knowledge, no study has examined whether correct, incorrect or even conflicting (same person receiving opposite weight comments of being too fat and too thin) weight comments are independently associated with weight misperception in adolescents.

So far, it has received the opposite: a crackdown on the border, which Vice President Dick Cheney this week defended as a "temporary necessity" in the struggle against terrorism.

Over the past few years, a number of films have either been slated or praised at festivals, then received the opposite reaction on release.

All the more now that Mr. Patrushev — who received his opposite number in the White House, James Jones, in Moscow last week — has announced broadening the possibilities for their "preventive" use.

I have received the opposite advice over the years — to leave the pictures without people, so people can envision themselves in the photo.

The endorsement could improve his chances of winning one of 13 director posts at the company's annual meeting on May 7. Within hours, Motorola shareholders received the opposite advice from Glass, Lewis & Company, another proxy advisory firm.