dichotomous

The more complex types are also described in a dichotomous key.

But then he realized that his own dichotomous nature was not so different from Tucker's.

We then created two dichotomous variables, black and other, with white race as the reference group.

In mid-1990s it briefly had a dichotomous structure, day and evening school.

Perhaps no one else in the history of rock-and-roll has led such a dichotomous life.

For dichotomous risk factors, contingency table methods can be used.

And that dichotomous view, they say, is their inheritance from Whitman.

This is turncoat which gives you a chance to be dichotomous!

"These are deep personal topics, and I have a very dichotomous feeling about it.

However, having dichotomous preferences when there are three or more candidates is not typical.

There are references in the painting to dichotomous modes of life.

We included a dichotomous variable in the model describing each state's implementation decision.

Spend an afternoon with a dichotomous identification key and let the students identify the samples.

In our example above we assumed for simplicity that the symptoms are dichotomous.

In that interaction, the gelsolin seems to serve a dichotomous role.

Given a dichotomous division between sensing and thinking this would appear to be the only option open to him.

But I also think that the way reason and sentiment have been treated as dichotomous is flawed.

This function has the structure of the Rasch model for dichotomous data.

That's dichotomous to the point of schizoid, especially for you."

You will find that their mentality is restricted to "or" and to the dichotomous rather than spectrum.

But then again surely all universal dichotomous typing systems are arbitrary.

Schizophrenic's eye contact perceptions are less dichotomous than in healthy individuals.

The living plant was a thallus with short dichotomous branching.

The result is a wonderfully varied fusion of these two dichotomous styles.

Odds ratios were used to determine the magnitude of the association between two dichotomous variables.