Sentence examples for fundamentally contrast from inspiring English sources

Positive descriptions of biomedical concepts and services have been particularly scrutinised, although in practice many participants expressed views that fundamentally contrast with biomedical paradigms and were at times deeply critical of the research programme.

When Harding (1986) proposed her classification of feminist epistemologies into empiricism, standpoint theory, and postmodernism, she cast them as offering three fundamentally contrasting frameworks.

In addition, this study shows that MR images from iZQC and iDQC CRAZED pulse sequences contain fundamentally new contrast, and a modified CRAZED pulse sequence (modCRAZED) can isolate the contrast from chemically inequivalent spins.

Intermolecular multiple-quantum coherence (iMQC) MR imaging provides a fundamentally different contrast mechanism.

Herzen's memoirs are, in contrast, fundamentally generative: he saw everything in Russia as though for the first time.

Astaire told the newspaper that the family did not know Elliot had an affinity for guns and that he was "fundamentally withdrawn," in contrast with the confidence he displayed in his YouTube videos.

The ability to gain access to this fundamentally new intrinsic contrast with modest power levels suggests a new approach to in vivo neural imaging.

However, for soft tissue imaging, its mechanical wave-based image contrast fundamentally limits its ability to provide physiologically specific functional information.

Making the case that the question is fundamentally unconstitutional, by contrast, could be tough.

By contrast, fundamentally important folds that originated during the neomuran revolution would be found in all neomura and no eubacteria.

This association contrasts fundamentally with that of the aggregate level analysis, a common but partly inadequate method.