Sentence examples for directly contrasted from inspiring English sources

Experiment 2 directly contrasted correct answer tasks with personal judgment tasks, using the same foils for the two tasks.

Mr. Stern directly contrasted the 11 deaths caused by his client in Tanzania with the 213 deaths in Kenya caused by Mr. al-'Owhali, who escaped execution.

The informal organization can be most directly contrasted with the rational-legal model of bureaucracy theorized by the German sociologist Max Weber.

Study 1 exposed participants to outdoor (natural) or indoor settings, Study 2 repeated the design with photographs of the two settings, and Study 3 directly contrasted actual contact with pictures of nature.

Further, when we directly contrasted all sub-types of paired associates from stimulus-onset to 2 s, we found that pSTS seemed to respond to dynamic, auditory stimuli, rather than crossmodal stimuli per se.

Using path analysis, we directly contrasted whether motivation 1) causally influences known social cognitive deficits in schizophrenia, leading to poor outcome or 2) mediates the relationship between social cognitive deficits and outcome in this illness.

This summer I have seen the highs and the lows of my city; booming revitalization directly contrasts the neighborhoods left behind, struggling to combat poverty and segregation.

The overall goal of this work was to develop a methodology for directly contrasting the production and environmental concerns of N management in agricultural systems.

In the present study, we directly contrast different experimental designs in terms of the intensity, extent, and lateralization of activation detected in healthy subjects.

While previous studies in healthy adults have examined each of these tasks independently, our aim was to directly contrast brain activity between these two tasks.

Directly contrasting correct recognition with correct rejection of words, we found activation in the left fusiform/parahippocampal gyrus, indicating that this region has a distinct role in the successful retrieval of verbal information.