Sentence examples for contrast considerably from inspiring English sources

However, laboratory and field operational variables contrast considerably in terms of scale, as well as slurry mixing and foaming processes.

The new dark mode in macOS Mojave, for example, boosts contrast considerably, which should help Mac users see better and guard against eye fatigue or screen glare.

In contrast, considerably higher molecular weight was necessary for the copolymer with the statistical configuration of short PEG chains to form such a small complex.

In contrast, considerably shorter wavelength absorption (∼440 nm) can be expected for 6-methoxy-7-amino substituted 3,4-dicyano carbostyrils.

The numerical calculations show that the use of circular light can improve the uniform contrast considerably compared with the use of only linear light, and the use of elliptical light may make the contrast even higher.

In contrast, considerably lower levels were reported for Turkish pre-service science and biology teachers (Akyol et al. [2010]; Deniz et al. [2008]), US high school students (Cavallo and McCall [2008]), and US non-major biology students (Rutledge and Sadler [2007]).

The whole approach contrasts considerably with the spectacular literalness of the Disney version (which neither Brody nor Steinfeld have seen – that would be tantamount to visiting a nursery while in the middle of delivering your own baby).

It contrasts considerably from the last time the links hosted the Open in 2002, when a weekend storm ravaged the leaderboard and world number one Tiger Woods shot a third-round 81.

The overall look and feel of the Muse 5 contrasts considerably with Erato's Apollo 7, the wireless buds it released last year.

Docomo blamed a drop of 66,800 subscribers during September to limited stock of new iPhone devices, according to a report from Reuters in Tokyo today, which contrasts considerably with what rivals KDDI and SoftBank saw.

This contrasts considerably with the results from our study with PT, where baseline function only declined from 75.5 to 62.9 at 2 years.