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From [issue #22](https://github.com/brunato/xmlschema/issues/22#issuecomment-345236067).
Core of the issue is described as follows:
> One thing I noticed is that the to_dict function is not consistent in how it
> creates values in the dictionary for sequences. The sequence can already be
> anticipated from the .xsd, so I would have expected those values to be within
> array structures no matter the number of sequence elements present in the
> parent xml element.
See xsd in `./xsd_string.xsd`.
See xml in `./xml_string_1.xml` and `./xml_string_2.xml`.
```` python
import xmlschema
xsd_schema = xmlschema.XMLSchema(xsd_string)
xml_data_1 = xsd_schema.to_dict(xml_string_1)
xml_data_2 = xsd_schema.to_dict(xml_string_2)
print(xml_data_1)
{'bar':
{'@name': 'bar_1', 'subject_name': 'Bar #1'}}
print(xml_data_2)
{'bar':
[{'@name': 'bar_1', 'subject_name': 'Bar #1'},
{'@name': 'bar_2', 'subject_name': 'Bar #2'}]}
````
We would expect the output from each to contain a list; The first a list with one dictionary.
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