Sentence examples similar to as opposed to same from inspiring English sources

[1] To be inclusive of transgender populations, the term "same-gender" (as opposed to "same-sex") is used throughout this report in order to clearly distinguish between the constructs of gender and assigned sex and to recognize that individuals generally label their sexual orientation with regard to their gender identity as opposed to assigned sex at birth.

From Whitbread's point of view, there is a fair argument that actual growth at Costa – as opposed to same-store increases – is more important.

Meanwhile, it is well known that males and females may interact differently in mixed-gender as opposed to same-gender groups.

The most heinous talk-crime was committed in the sequence in which the upper-class family discussed "tinny" (as opposed to "woody") words: In same sequence 1 06 removed starting with "Intercourse," "Later, dear," to delete section devoted to words with sexual references including "pert thighs," "erogenous zone" (repeated three times), "tit, tit, tit, tinny".

Inversions were predicted from paired BESs that pointed in either the opposition or same direction, as opposed to the expected orientation of toward each other.

For example, in the comparisons between cerebellum (CRBLM) and cord blood (CB B), 77.2% showed test statistics in the same direction, as opposed to the 50.2% expected by chance.

Do I not have a stake in the future of the country?" Leadsom, as it happens, is also opposed to same-sex marriage.

Torsional vulnerability of shaft-supported elevated water tanks is also identified to be marginal as opposed to the same for frame supported ones.

Over a decade ago, McClure et al. (2004) used fMRI to show functional differences (increased activation in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, hippocampus and midbrain) in the brain of people knowingly drinking Coca Cola as opposed to the same people drinking unlabeled Coke.

In their final statement, they said they gave more weight to newer stuff as opposed to the same old popular searches, since they didn't change much from year to year.

The study by Dieckmann et al. (in a military intelligence context) indicated a smaller ambiguity effect in decisions that were taken when a narrative forecast was accompanied by a probability range as opposed to the same narrative with simply a point value.