Sentence examples for important contrast with from inspiring English sources

One important contrast with the identity conception is that on the real definition conception, successful reductions reveal metaphysical structure.

In this thought, Leibniz sees not only an important contrast with human minds — which as partless simples are plausibly independent and unified — but also another indication that mechanistic physics must itself rest on a deeper metaphysical reality quite different from the "manifest image" with which we are familiar from everyday experience.

The similarity of the VA health care system to these national systems (including global budgeting, regionalization of costly services, and essentially free provision of care to a defined population) creates an important contrast with the remainder of the US health care system.

The state of takeover law in Europe and its important contrasts with the U.S. also inform the potential impact of the Commission's competition activity on the competitiveness of European markets.

Yet in Brazil, where Petrobras's achievement of energy independence and huge offshore oil discoveries have made it a model for oil companies in other developing nations, the YPF expropriation served as an opportunity to draw important contrasts with the situation in Argentina.

Their private view that that issue was all-important contrasts with JDC chair Dr Johann Malawana's public assertion that, despite weeks of talks, junior doctors were still concerned about other issues, including patient safety.

At CT, a carcinoid tumour in the tracheobronchial tree appears as a well-defined spherical or ovoid nodule with a slightly lobulated border, with important contrast enhancement [13, 16] (Fig. 3).

Now, again, here's an important contrast.

At first, emotional and affective aspect of social intelligence is mainly discussed because the aspect is considered as more important in contrast with goal-oriented intelligence.

This negative finding was important and contrasts with an increase of the infiltrating CD4 T cells shown below.

Surprisingly, the ease of the observation of the color change, due to disappearance of chlorophyll in bananas (and in many other important fruits), contrasts with a lack of knowledge of the chlorophyll catabolites produced in fruits.