Sentence examples for aim to contrast from inspiring English sources
The answer stems from Machiavelli's aim to contrast the best case scenario of a monarchic regime with the institutions and organization of a republic.
In addition, we aim to contrast the findings of the above-mentioned analyses with models that can take into account random factors, and measurement errors: generalized linear latent and mixed models [ 49].
Thus, it is highly recommended that in future MEG studies researchers should aim to contrast face stimuli with control images that are as closely matched for low-level stimulus properties as possible.
Unlike standard analytic methods (e.g., propensity score matching and regression models), which aim to contrast the health effects of static treatment decisions, dynamic MSM permits comparison of competing clinical strategies a feature especially relevant to diabetes care, which typically involves changes in treatment related to the patient's evolving clinical course (19, 20).
Telling the truth Check out this brilliant Powerpoint resource which aims to contrast Catholic and Kantian teaching on truth telling.
Our own expedition – called Treasure of Lima: A Buried Exhibition – aims to contrast all these legends of buried riches with Isla del Coco's real status: as a natural treasure worthy of protection.
It aims to contrast two positions and map an emergent transformation in understandings of obesity and its prevention.
This study aimed to contrast patterns of informal and formal help-seeking using data from a community psychiatric morbidity survey (n=1692) (South East London Community Health SELCOH Studydy).
Therefore, MCTs may result promising therapeutic targets in different phases of neoplastic transformation according to a strategy aimed to contrast the energy metabolic adaptation of PCa cells to stressful environments.
It aimed to contrast an achievable daily task, i.e., 10 flights, with the benefit accumulated over a year to maximize the possible gain, i.e., four days without food.
Lastly, we aimed to contrast the information provided by these genetic programs with a distant metastasis associated VEGF/hypoxia signature from Hu et al. [ 23]; this signature was the most highly expressed in basal-like (t-test; p < 0.02 compared to claudin-low tumors) and claudin-low tumors (Fig. 1D) and only had one gene overlap with any of the other signatures (PLOD1; vascular content).
