Sentence examples for attractiveness contrasts from inspiring English sources

The link found between testosterone and smell attractiveness contrasts with the findings of a previous study.

Notwithstanding, perhaps surprising in our results may seem the absence of activations of the ventral striatum for either the attractiveness contrast or for hunger foods.

Each participant's ratings for individual meal descriptions were modelled using fMRI and to probe the representation of attractiveness, we contrasted items rated high with ones rated low on that criterion.

They began with a clear example of the way attractiveness can starkly contrast from culture to culture.

In contrast, "Our attractiveness is our ability to react quickly, to be adaptable," including for the employment of foreign researchers.

In contrast, the attractiveness of LMWHs for ACS and DVT prophylaxis hinges on the increased effectiveness of LMWHs compared with standard UFH.

"In contrast, other physical attractiveness ideals, including complexion... are made at the subconscious level," they say.

By contrasting preferences for attractiveness and management criteria the research presents a simple quantitative approach that provides a basis for interventions through design or knowledge exchange to help align aesthetic and ecological goals.

However, since there is a strong positive relationship between BMI and the dimensions of the human female body in a two dimensional photograph (e.g. correlations between BMI and Perimeter Area Ratio (PAR); Tovée et al., 1999), the potential exists to explore size contrast effects in attractiveness judgements using the standard methodology of body attractiveness studies.

In contrast, the maximal touristic attractiveness lies 5.6 times from the mean allowing for a greater overall effect of this variable.

Bloomberg noted the attractiveness of electing a "businessman president" and contrasted Trump's business record with his own.