Sentence examples for which incongruities from inspiring English sources

The following procedure considering branch lengths was used to identify gene families in which incongruities may be due to HGT from unsampled donors from outside of the sampled group, as opposed to HGT among haloarchaea.

The comparison of our time-homogeneous approach to our time-heterogeneous one was not only meant to show improvements in the application of more realistic models, but also to indicate which incongruities of analyses of rRNA genes may be causally explained by non-stationary processes during the evolution of these genes.

Ramachandran suggested that laughter occurs as a result of a spurious threat: the insular cortex signals something alarming and then the anterior cingulate gyrus, which detects incongruities, responds, "Don't worry, no threat".

It covers traditional jokes and cartoons in which the incongruity of the punch line (the husband who misses his wife's funeral) can be resolved by other information (he's playing golf).

However, this combination can only be considered with a design of the prostheses in which any incongruity of the articulating surfaces can be excluded.

Rather, our new hypothesis, in which the incongruity is resolved by invoking LGT, is more favorable than the "standard" hypothesis assuming vertical GapC1 gene transfer in the chromalveolate host evolution.

Beck's metasynthesis of 18 qualitative studies of postpartum depression which identified "incongruity between expectations and the reality of motherhood" as one of four perspectives of postnatal depression [ 29].

Ms. Orlin's big breakthrough came in 1999 with "Daddy," which tackled the incongruities of the newly democratic South Africa.

But that incongruity rests fairly nicely atop an original incongruity, which was that Khan, nominally a Sikh from northern India, was first played by an actor who was born in Mexico City.

The incongruence might be caused by a plastid-nuclear genome incongruity, which must be confirmed by additional data.

It is a humour which can perceive incongruity and see oddness from a different perspective.