Sentence examples for in contrast found from inspiring English sources

Spark Neuro, in contrast, found that it actually had "beautiful performance" among both men and women, and it ended up being one of the best-received ads at last year's Super Bowl.

*Horiba (2012), in contrast, found strong correlations between the same three types of association relationships for Korean-speaking learners of Japanese (rs about.79-.85 .79-.85

Hobbes and Spinoza, in contrast, found the grounds of much interpersonal conflict in the emotions, and even diagnosed specific emotions as inherently disruptive to social order, e.g., glory for Hobbes.

Quinnipiac, in contrast, found Clinton's female support dropping by 15 points among male voters and a more modest 6 points among female ones between July and the end of August. .

Other investigators, in contrast, found few anti-HEV-positive patients in their HD populations [ 17, 18].

Other authors, in contrast, found no association between CD and the detection of MAP DNA [ 30- 35].

The mothers, in contrast, find ways to express their pain and confusion and also discover the capacity to love both of the children they now share.

Observations, in contrast, find that global atmospheric water and precipitation are increasing at a similar rate (Wentz et al. 2007).

Content companies, in contrast, find that ludicrous, as they are merely providing content to paying customers of both parties, customers to whom ISPs sold faster connections using the promise of smooth video delivery.

Our study, in contrast, finds no decrease in all cause mortality rates in the lowest educational group between 1993 and 2001.

Our nonhuman primate studies, in contrast, find plasticity relating to association with reward and omission of reward in primary auditory and somatosensory cortex [10], [12], [18].