Sentence examples for contrast surprisingly from inspiring English sources
By contrast, surprisingly little is known about the susceptibility of basic sensory processes to glucocorticoid exposure given that the glucocorticoid receptor density in the human visual cortex exceeds those observed in prefrontal and most hippocampal brain regions.
In contrast, surprisingly little is known the fibrillar matrix components that are a major ECM component in other tumor types.
In contrast, surprisingly little is known about the large (806 residues in mouse) central domain, NiG, which is characteristic of the Nogo-A isoform.
In contrast, surprisingly little is known about endocytosis of ErbB2-4 as well as about EGFR endocytosis following binding of ligands other than EGF.
In contrast, surprisingly, all the cases with RAP had serous PED, and all of them responded to IVR with a reduction or elimination of fluid.
In contrast, surprisingly, the degree of fatigue (decrement in force generating ability following recent repeated contractions) of the quadriceps muscle was significantly higher in the less involved or uninvolved knee.
She tells great stories, but her voice is thin, nasal, and unimposing — it contrasts surprisingly with her radiant, reverberant facial expressions.
Other economies, by contrast, are surprisingly crude, given their prosperity.
If the English Village was severely depleted, London Bridge, by contrast, looked surprisingly well.
The trailer for The Hangover Part II, by contrast, is surprisingly coy and unrevealing, which portends either genius (I shall bet no farms or shirts...) or disaster (like Phillips's horrible remake of School For Scoundrels).
Some of the Tories' Liberal Democrat coalition partners are no less appalled than their Labour opponents.The public, by contrast, seems surprisingly resigned to it, according to polling over the weekend by Ipsos MORI for The Economist.
