Sentence examples for key contrasts from inspiring English sources

And these are some of the key contrasts between me and my opponent Republican, Susan Collins.

Study hypotheses were also supported by ancillary pairwise comparisons for key contrasts.

Three key contrasts were tested: 1.

These instances are indicated in the text but in general they are used to reduce type II error for key contrasts.

Multiplicity adjustments are not necessary because the primary interest is to estimate separate treatment effects for a limited number (i.e., n = 2) of key contrasts that pertain to different interventions [ 53].

Our statistical approach was to emphasize control of type I error, and to use pre-specified regions of interest to enhance statistical power at the expense of anatomical coverage for key contrasts.

The "forever" print - a more geometric, almost Mondrianesque interpretation of the classic swirls - was key, contrasted with a curvier, art nouveau style print.

There is, however, one more wild card, which is also a key contrast with the Reagan years: the attitude of foreign investors.

The result is based on contrasting themes, rather than on the Classical sonata principle of key contrast, because 12-tone music, being atonal, deliberately avoids the creation of a sense of key.

Instead, it might be the sort of thing that only a magazine like Glamour would get, because celebrities trust us to treat such material with respect, and, here's the key contrast with the web, they know they're going to look pretty, in a gorgeous photo shoot.

(The latter, though it shared with sonata form such elements as the central principle of key contrast, was a medium that evolved, through the Baroque concerto grosso, from the fundamentally different source of the solo vocal aria and the vocal-instrumental concerto).