| Despite this growth, the dissymmetry between the countries of the North and the South continues. |
| Further, this dissymmetry cannot be found in the effect if it is not preexistent in the cause. |
| The even checkering and orthogonal grids, however, have gone, and dissymmetry is indeed one of the keys to this composition. |
| Aspartic acid, on the contrary, had presented to him molecular dissymmetry, like asparagine itself. |
| Far from establishing in the crystals of this salt the absence of all dissymmetry, he found that they all manifestly possessed it. |
| It's a really difficult question to answer because we can do a lot about dissymmetry. |
