The phrase "article we contrast the" is not correct and does not form a complete thought in written English.
It may be intended for use in academic or analytical writing when discussing comparisons made in an article, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In the article, we contrast the findings of previous studies with our own results."
Alternatives: "we compare the article" or "we differentiate the article".
In this article, we contrast the differences in the dynamic organization of nuclear architecture between undifferentiated mouse embryonic stem cells and terminally differentiated primary mouse embryonic fibroblasts.
In this article, we contrast the findings of our study with a Brazilian group of potential groupware users and those of our semiotic inspection of YahooGroups, SmartGroups and MSN Groups.
In this article, we contrast the differing ecology and transmission settings across the ICEMR study locations.
In this article, we contrast both the co-dependent and independent regulation models shown in Figure 1B.
In this article, we will contrast the complex etiologies for the dementias observed across the lifespan by providing a few examples of genetic risk factors and causative mutations in the common late-onset and less common early-onset neurodegenerative pathologies, respectively.
Within the remainder of this article we will contrast the approaches used by BKM-react, MetRxn and MNXref to the reconciliation of metabolites and reactions, and will examine some of the major difficulties inherent in such reconciliations.
In this article, we compare, contrast, and endeavor to find areas of alignment across the perspectives of three such stakeholders —regulators, the biopharmaceutical and device industry, and U.S. payers.
In contrast, in this article, we evaluate the benefits of allowing local backbone flexibility via backrubs.
In this article by contrast, the input uncertainties have been estimated from several datasets as described in the Supplementary Information.
This extension to pseudoknots will be made in the sequel to this article; in contrast, the current article describes the WL algorithm applied to pseudoknot-free secondary structures and hybridizations.
HOW does this article contrast the lives of the workers that make parts for iPhones with the lives of Apple executives in Silicon Valley?
