Sentence examples for in contrast to the aforementioned from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the aforementioned native cousin, 'Kesselringii' has half the vigour, and it actively needs the good living to put on a good amount of annual growth.

In contrast to the aforementioned studies, the concept of ventricular dilatation was challenged by other authors.

In contrast to the aforementioned metabolic changes occurring in adult myocardium, the effects of chronic hypoxia on neonatal myocardial metabolism remain undefined.

Therefore, cash inflows are directly relatable to corresponding cash outflows, in contrast to the aforementioned supply chain planning.

In contrast to the aforementioned three articles [14, 110, 111] that mostly focus on big data analysis, this article paid more attention to the decision mechanisms.

In this paper, in contrast to the aforementioned works, we do not impose any global growth condition on the convection term.

An earlier American study showed rates of only 11.5% of LTC patients receiving a bisphosphonate, but their data collection period spans from 1995-2004 [ 21], in contrast to the two aforementioned studies which collected data from 2005-2006 and 2003-2004 respectively.

In contrast to the three aforementioned types, discursive representation, does not aim for representation of individuals or groups but rather of the usually smaller number of diverse views and experiences [ 39] or of relevant discourses on the issue at hand [ 17, 40].

However, local variations over the extent of the corpus callosum were not the focus of our study, and samples were taken from only three different places, in contrast to the studies of the aforementioned investigators.

In direct contrast to the aforementioned studies, intrathecal administration of 5-HT2A/2C receptor agonists reversed the behavioural pain-like responses to formalin and chronic constriction nerve injury.

In sharp contrast to the aforementioned, the development of new antibiotics has ceased, as demonstrated by the approval of only two new antibacterial agents based on new molecular entities since 1998 (linezolid in 2000 and daptomycin in 2003) [ 4].