It seems to have comic intentions, but it is not easy to split one's sides about it.
He said he discovered that Upjohn's analysts split one man's side effects among two subjects.
The accumulation of balanced split-reads (i.e., split in the middle of the read) and unbalanced split-reads (i.e., split on one side of the read) at a specific genomic locus is the signature of a rearrangement junction.
His Socialist party is split, one side favouring market-oriented reforms, the other holding fast to radical-left or anti-capitalist views.
True, all I got when I tried to imagine it was a split screen me on one side returned and speaking Hindi, him doing swears.
She began experimenting, and in 1998 produced Turbulent, a split-screen installation, on one side a man, on the other a woman.
In recent years, efforts to sanction rogue states like Zimbabwe have foundered on the split between Russia and China, on one side, and Western nations on the other.
The people I met formed a semi-circle around me like a split brain, legal on one side and business development on the other.
The fruits are follicles (dry fruit that splits along one side) or achenes (dry fruit with a single seed).
If a team is playing the Colts, and Harrison is split to one side, Wayne is split to the other, and Stokley is in the slot, which receiver does the defense double-team?
The shiny, round, 25-millimetre (1-in). nuts have a thick, leathery husk called a pericarp that splits along one side during the ripening process.
