Sentence examples for in further contrast from inspiring English sources

In further contrast to its Odhams counterpart, The Picture Show had far more pictorial content and featured far less prose.

And in further contrast to the American system, investigating magistrates are legally bound to secrecy during an inquest.

In further contrast with the United States, most European judicial systems rely on jurists who are appointed rather than elected.

In further contrast to almost all other gulls which will return to their natal colony to breed, at the onset of their first breeding cycle Swallow-tailed Gulls will find a new breeding colony.

Speech, in further contrast to Stoic semantics, is essentially characterized by its communicative function.

In further contrast, the species-level identity of South American fossil and living mollusks at Bahia Blanca showed persistence of invertebrate species throughout the entire interval a pattern Darwin had first observed at Santiago in the Cap de Verde Islands.

Nevertheless, IFG was not associated with death after the inclusion of all recipients with an fPG of 5.6 6.9 mmol/l in the present study (data not shown).In further contrast with our study, the previous studies implemented the criteria of the WHO for IFG (fPG 6.1 6.9 mmol/l) [ 33].

In a further contrast, no SES factors were associated with the latent class representing intermittent caring ('early high then fluctuating').

Our findings further contrast in vitro evidence supporting metformin's anticancer effects.

Its clinical utility is still being evaluated [ 7, 8], however, and these instruments often include other contrast techniques such as autofluorescence, in order to obtain further contrast [ 9].

The inefficiency of PLC blockers in PTP further contrasts this form of short-term enhancement with augmentation, since the latter is sensitive to PLC blockers, but not affected by PKC inhibitors (Rosenmund et al., 2002).