| The discordance between morphological differentiation and genetic differentiation is an unsolved problem needing explanation in this species. |
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| This might be responsible for the discordance observed between the cytological and histological grading systems. |
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| Western science has no place for religion and it sets the scene therefore for disharmony and discordance with it. |
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| It can be a case also of love not flowing smoothly, of prickliness, the discordance being felt internally and subconsciously. |
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| Looking out of my bedroom window last night, making out the dusted redbrick chimneys of the parallel terraces, it was as if the discordance had shifted. |
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| This discordance is associated with differences in the gut bacteria of the individuals involved. |
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| This tactic of discordance of opinions cannot go on and the question is, why is the Council afraid of the European Parliament? |
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| In this day and age when we look around us at our communities, at our young people and our men, we see great discordance, we see great pain. |
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| This has been shown clearly by the studies on discordance among couples in both Zimbabwe and Zambia. |
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| In case of discordance between the Italian text of the Agreement and its translation into another language the Italian text will prevail. |
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| There is some evidence that in many cases, service utilization increases where there is language discordance between patient and provider. |
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| Above all, it faced the progressive movement of the civilisation of the book, enveloping discordance like the resolving refrain of a Beethoven sonata. |
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| On the other hand, discordance between the clocks in DNA and those in rocks can also be the source of new predictions. |
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| To pinpoint this difference, schools have traditionally tested children and measured the discordance between their IQ and their achievement, he said. |
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| Is the discordance of dates of activities probably explained by the fact why CLOSSET will have took again the goodwill of Hubert Remy? |
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| The imposed measure may be lifted once an audit verifies that the discordance has been corrected. |
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| But I do not think there's any discordance in that, because without question access to treatment and access to health care services has become the pivotal human rights and legal issue. |
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| The participation restriction records the discordance between the observed participation and the expected participation of an individual without a similar health condition. |
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| Although these parents talked about the demands of work and child care being largely beyond their control, they did not talk about changing their family-time ideals to reduce the discordance between the real and the ideal. |
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| For simplicity, the team looked at kwashiorkor. They first established that the discordance they had observed was not related to a child's own genetic make-up. |
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| The discordance between the ideal and the real: The descriptions of actual family time that were given by these families did not line up very well with their own ideals for what family time should be. |
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| There were minor notes of discordance, but they were hardly worth my attention amid the wardrobes that open into a world of eternal winter or the boy whose shadow runs away from him. |
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