Sentence examples for contrasting possibility from inspiring English sources

A contrasting possibility is that there is a deficit in the system that normally terminates these thoughts or actions, such that they persist too long.

Indeed, these contrasting possibilities are a guiding force behind research within the field of ecological immunology [11].

In the 'SNAPPS' approach [ 20], students summarise case findings, narrow a differential diagnosis, analyse the differential diagnosis by comparing and contrasting possibilities, and plan management.

An increased sensitivity to susceptibility effects may be used for susceptibility weighted-imaging which may allow gaining completely new contrast possibilities at higher field-strength [ 17, 36- 38].

The authors carefully contrast these possibilities and offer several promising directions for future research.

Contrasting the limited possibilities of tCDR to reduce the pressure on the planetary boundary for climate change with the potential negative implications on the status of other planetary boundaries highlights that tCDR via biomass plantations should not be considered a 'green' CE method but a full scale engineering intervention.

The pound suffered when trading opened after a weekend of contrasting polls about the possibility of a UK vote to leave the EU.

A common interpretation says that forms proper to architecture can be chosen off a stylistic menu (or combination of menus), leaving architects great latitude while upholding the possibility of contrasting, non-architectural forms (this is difficult to square, however, with some experimental architecture).

But Socrates seems to balk at this possibility by contrasting the civically courageous whose spirit preserves law-inculcated beliefs about what is fearsome and not and the genuinely courageous in whom, presumably, spirit preserves knowledge about what is fearsome and not (430a-c).

For instance, local adaptation is expected to occur with the selection of certain allozymes under certain sets of conditions in the environment [17], [18], [19], with the possibility of contrasting selective pressures on allozymes in different butterfly species.

Several subsequent studies have examined this possibility, with contrasting results [ 40- 60].