Sentence examples for far contrasts from inspiring English sources

In fact, the strikingly scant empirical attention that these settings have received so far contrasts with the role that they often play as gateway into the child welfare system.

But the strong performance in the Netherlands so far contrasts heavily with a lack of investor appetite elsewhere for U.S. asset-backed securities, regardless of their quality.

The few orders so far contrast with estimates of the scale of FGM which, though illegal in the UK, persists in some communities.

The editorial welcomes the enthusiasm of Jeremy Corbyn on the campaign trail so far, contrasting the Labour leader's energy with the lacklustre performance of Theresa May.

Results in high expressor rats, as described so far, contrasted with findings in animals with more moderate hα-syn expression and in rats injected with GFP-carrying AAV.

Pliocene and Early Pleistocene occurrences of single-species hominin bone deposits in Africa thus far contrast with these European cave sites.

Despite the so far contrasting and insufficient data on the classification of MSCs, the view that MSCs are of non-haematopoietic origin is currently the most widely accepted.

That findings were far contrasting when compared with results of investigation in two domestic states of Ethiopia [ 5, 21], who reported that the use of multiple plants and plant parts for single animal health problem was rare.

As far as contrasts go, him and I are centuries apart.

The positive relationship between Pavlovian learning ability and stress resilience in the bee is not equally established in other model organisms so far, and contrasts with a genetic cost of improved associative learning found in Drosophila melanogaster.

We have proposed so far temporal contrast factor (TCF) and inversed temporal contrast factor (ITCF) for imaging of slow and fast blood flows, respectively.