Sentence examples for contrasting relations from inspiring English sources

As in general, contrasting relations have been found (Tables 1 and 2 and this study), clearly the nature, origin, and metabolism of these (and other) biomarkers require further investigation [ 20].

Therefore, it is hypothesized that ambulatory systolic BP may be an explanatory factor for the contrasting relations of occupational and leisure time physical activity with cardiovascular health.

Also, the contrasting relation between PP2A inactivation and NF-κB activation was confirmed by AAPH-induced oxidative status in mice, and non-induced normal status or LPS-induced inflammatory status in aged rats while the antioxidative, anti-inflammatory, anti-aging effects of CR significantly blunted these actions.

In contrast, relations with Israel are at low ebb after the Gaza flotilla debacle, with Turkish media reporting that diplomatic and military relations will be frozen indefinitely.

By contrast, relations with Yushchenko, who has led Ukraine on a platform of moving the country toward both EU and Nato membership, remain icy at best.

By contrast, relations with are close with a junior partner which now runs the important state of West Bengal, the Trinamul Congress.

By contrast, relations between Mr Gates and Hillary Clinton, the Secretary of State, have been exemplary, while Mr Gates has moved to cut military spending by trimming the huge bureaucracy that oversees the department's $700bn annual budget.

The global contrast-based methods estimate the saliency of an image region by taking the contrast relations to the entire image into account [14 19].

Today, in contrast, relations seem warmer than ever.

In contrast, relations of Type 1 diabetes only obtained a score around 70%.

He contrasted these relations with what he later regarded as the "marriage" (his word) of equals that he began with Chester Kallman in 1939 (see below), based on the unique individuality of both partners.