Sentence examples for contrast in the field of from inspiring English sources

By contrast, in the field of media policy-making, in which I have prior experience (Andrews, 2005), commercial companies as sources of evidence have tended to be dominant (Freedman, 2008).

In contrast, in the field of early stage thyroid cancer, conflicting findings of observational studies on adjuvant RAI treatment [22], may contribute to the mixed messages about the utility of treatment.

In contrast, in the field of risk analysis, risk is defined as the synthesis of two components, namely the probability of occurrence of an undesired event and the consequences or costs of this event (International Animal Health Code).

When the phase wrapping information is lost, proper reconstruction of the permittivity and conductivity profiles is possible only in simple cases: when the contrast in the field of view is low, when the reconstruction occurs at low frequencies (i.e. with long wavelength signals), or when a good initial guess is provided to the algorithm.

In contrast, research in the field of EDCs establishes clearly that industrial chemicals interfere with hormone action in ways that cannot be considered similar to natural environmental stressors and are often irreversible [ 15, 19].

The lighting performance issues examined by detailed simulations were direct sunlight, horizontal illuminance levels and artifact exposure, diversity and uniformity of illuminance, and contrasting luminances in the field of view.

In contrast, the field of the genetics of RA severity is relatively unexplored.

In contrast to the field of research on patients with the more common femoral neck and trochanteric fractures, few studies have evaluated the health-related quality of life (HRQoL) in patients with subtrochanteric fractures.

In contrast to the field of classification systems for low-back pain, the development and number of systems for classifying neck pain patients lie far behind.

In contrast to the field of randomised trials, didactic guidelines on conducting primary diagnostic studies and systematic reviews of diagnostic studies have only recently been developed [ 41- 43].

In contrast to the field of oncology, the majority of these phase I trials have been conducted in a normal healthy volunteer population that endures only limited periods of drug exposure and has no expectation of therapeutic benefit.