Sentence examples for as opposed to repeat from inspiring English sources

When loyalty can be defined as innovative contributions and influential word-of-mouth as opposed to repeat high-margin business, traditional measures and metrics for loyalty decay into anachronism.

The majority of the women who underwent subsequent surgery had a hysterectomy, as opposed to repeat ablation.

It's illegal in most states, including California, to watch TV while driving — that is, actually operating a vehicle, as opposed to repeat viewings of SpongeBob DVDs from the back seat.

These values do not fall within the vervet allele distribution range or in the designated bins (developed using GeneMapper ID-X Soforare) for the vervet monkey and therefore are listed as sizes as opposed to repeat numbers.

In manuscripts these words are relevant for authorship attribution, in genomes they seem to play essential roles in the genome organization as opposed to repeat strings, which instead occur more than once.

A potential criticism is that the developmental data were collected by interviews with mothers as opposed to repeat examinations for research purposes by a pediatrician using validated developmental scales.

In our first published paper we showed that people withstood the ice-cold water challenge for longer, rated it as less painful and showed a greater increase in heart rate when repeating a swear word throughout the procedure, as opposed to repeating a neutral word.

Now Santa REALLY knows if you've been "naughty or nice". Parents must focus on the positive behaviors they want to see from children as opposed to repeating back to them what they do not want to see through a series of empty threats.

Christmas is a time when all of these stresses heighten, and I believe that parents must focus on the positive behaviors they want to see from children as opposed to repeating back to them what they do not want to see through a series of empty threats.

In agreement, the present fMRI RS results revealed a systematic increase of activation in the right MTG/STS, inferior parietal lobule (IPL), aIPS, and inferior frontal gyrus (IFG) in response to the presentation of new intentions as opposed to repeated intentions.

Diet was assessed only once at baseline, as opposed to repeated assessments during follow-up, therefore we were not able to examine the changes in fat intake over time.