Sentence examples for contrast existing from inspiring English sources
In contrast, existing mobile homes sell for $40,000 to $70,000 on average, while new ones cost $55,000 to $85,000, according to John C. Solly, president of JCS Management Consulting in Toms River, which specializes in such communities.
In sharp contrast, existing work has the potential to substantially overestimate the number of latent components and to provide inadequate estimates for the kernel parameter.
In contrast, existing designs of ALLPPUFB starting block are non-reversible, hence an extra proof is required to show the completeness of the starting block.
In this paper, we compare and contrast existing vulnerability functions that have been developed for volcanic ash fall on buildings, and apply them to a hypothetical building portfolio impacted by a modern-day Tambora 1815 eruption scenario.
In contrast, existing street canyon NLOS path-loss models for micro-cellular environments at lower frequencies differ mostly substantially from the measurements when parameterized to 5.9 GHz V2V communication.
However, some spatial information may not be mapped to the first component, depending on the degree of correlation and spectral contrast existing among the MS bands [33], resulting in the same problems that IHS had.
Triangulation took place by comparing and contrasting existing case study documentation from databases dedicated to foresight projects such as the European Foresight Monitoring Network [13] with the data derived from interviews.
Discussing transition activities of religious actors at these two levels, the article highlights the religious agency in STs, thereby contrasting existing transitions research where religion is often regarded as a passive landscape variable.
The final result demonstrated substantial improvements in related patient and healthcare outcomes, at the bedside, contrasting existing intervention studies to date that predominantly report non-significant or inconsistent nutrition related outcomes in hip fracture inpatients [ 1].
With this result, the PCTB with its broad concept of burden could be used in different settings as a screening research and diagnostic tool contrasting existing scales with a still more specific concept (for example behavioral problems only).
