He does not have a dedicated speech writer, for example, in contrast to his most recent predecessor, Lawrence H. Summers, who had two.
For example, in contrast to Fig. 1, Fig. 3 shows an advertisement that could be an evidence of human trafficking.
For example, in contrast to other BCI applications, neurofeedback BCIs usually rely on EEG-derived features with only a minimum of additional processing steps being employed.
For example, in contrast to the traditional understanding, tournaments may be dominated by piece rates even if workers are risk-neutral.
For example, in contrast to the OLS results, the latent class model indicates that job strain has a significant effect on alcohol consumption.
For example, in contrast to the case for a basis, the elements in a frame are not necessarily (linearly) independent, that is, frames can be redundant.
The transparency of the embedded complement in (1) is shown by the validity of inferences like that in (3), for example: In contrast to (3), the first sentence in (4) has an interpretation that renders the inference in (4) invalid.
For example, in contrast to two-dimensional X-ray images, an fMRI sample corresponds to a four-dimensional array by recording the sequential changes of traceable signals in each voxel.1.1
For example, in contrast to man, rats are able to synthesize vitamin C. In conclusion, the present study did not confirm our hypothesis, as intravenous vitamin C treatment initiated 3 h after induction of sepsis had no effect on the loss of plasma volume, or any of the physiological parameters analysed, in the early stage of sepsis in the rat.
It is important to mention here that we cannot generalize this for all kinds of polymers, for example in contrast with gum acacia, chitosan cannot facilitate the formation of Ag nanoparticles at higher doses and black precipitation was observed at a dose >20 kGy [57].
For example, in contrast to the profound and immediate rewards found in gaming, kids need to work all semester long in math or chemistry before they receive a grade stamped on a transcript.
