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

The highest fructan retention was obtained with sorbitol, ranging from 28.13 to 82.03%, in contrast to the range of 2.79 39.48% obtained for the sample dehydrated with fructose.

The percentage of chemical conversion in the orthodontic resins analyzed decreased within a range of 24.6 53 %, which is in contrast to the range of 55 75 % that was reported in other studies [20 22].

In contrast to the range of applications of archaean enzymes, the use of the organisms themselves in biotechnology is less developed.

In contrast to the range of subjects in the Edo prints, those of Kamigata tended to be portraits of kabuki actors.

In the case of the positive dataset, the PCC for the category ranges between 0.75-0.95, in contrast to the range of 0.5-0.9 0.5-0.9 negative dataset.

The previous, population-based studies in Western countries have reported the prevalence of IBS in adults within a wide range between 3 and 22% (Oberndorff-Klein Woolthuis et al, 2004), in contrast to the range of 6.5 10.1% that was reported in a recent Asian study (Chang et al, 2010).

This was a limitation in previous studies, which caused us to develop a new profiling tool that supports profiling in the MeV range, in contrast to the TeV range that is supported by existing high-energy profiling tools.

The significant difference between the lean and obese PCOS cases becomes much more pronounced when we consider both the extreme ranges of CAG repeats merged together in contrast to the middle range (χ2  = 10.37, df = 1, p = 0.001) (Fig.3b).

In contrast to the wide range of combinatorial problems and the multiplicity of methods that have been devised to deal with them stands the lack of a central unifying theory.

In contrast to the usual range of application for centrifugal tube mills, once developed to substitute ball mills, it is shown that centrifugal tube mills are particularly suited for pulverizing if the grinding media filling is reduced to max.

Our results indicate that the expansion in Europe mostly occurred through long-distance dispersal, explaining the absence of isolation by distance and the weak influence of geography on the genetic structure in this area in contrast to the native range.