Our engraftment data using huBLyS supplementation contrasts from that observed in other PBL xenochimera models where few, if any, human B cells are observed after cell transfer and those B cells do not survive beyond one week [10], [13], [55] [60].
Contrasting from a spring collection that was full of pattern, bold colours and a 1980s aesthetic, this was relatively pared-back – for a brand that loves bling, anyway.
That contrasts from Uber in that the latter company has a fixed commission split which remains the same in periods of surge and non-surge pricing.
Ms Peng's high profile marks a contrast from that of her predecessors'.
The Bush administration's heightened interest in judicial selection is a contrast from that of the Clinton administration, which generally did not make a priority of filling judicial vacancies.
You could not have a bigger contrast from that to Abu Dhabi with its wealth and the stunning location of the Yas Marina track.
It's a sticky movie, in which its maker forces himself into straight-up contortions in order to arrive at the "love conquers all" ending quite a contrast from that of his Broadcast News a decade earlier.
In further contrast from that HBO juggernaut, Outlander puts sexuality front and center, rather than utilizing a character's attitude toward sex as shorthand characterization in regards to morality.
Kirk's aggressive approach Thursday was a marked contrast from that of the last debate between him and Duckworth on Oct. 3, when Kirk was low-key and often gave short answers before the Chicago Tribune editorial board.
It was conceived that the glycopolymer vehicles could promote a "core-shell" structure in aqueous solution, where the shell structure might not possess high enough electron density to yield full contrast from that of the amorphous ice layer.
The temperature fields and stress fields from simulation were contrasted with that from experiments respectively, and the heat affected zones of welding were calculated and checked.
