Sentence examples for making contrasts between from inspiring English sources

The EIPQ is recommended as the preferred instrument for making contrasts between or among identity statuses, whereas the EOM-EIS-II is recommended when the objective is to consider continuous measures of the identity statuses.

It is used to make contrasts between consonants in several American Indian languages.

(oh, but she was sooo close to home!). 2. Aging eyesight makes contrast between light and dark a necessity for clear vision.

There's tremendous potential now for a debate to draw palpable lines and make clear contrasts between the two major party candidates.

She feels, though, that he is not making sufficient contrasts between the two elements in the first Diversion.

Especially since there will only be three people on the stage, making the contrasts between Clinton and Sanders much clearer.

In interviews, Mr. Auerbach and Mr. Carney have made implicit contrasts between their early selves and well-funded, college-coddled art bands.

Yet it might have had an even stronger impact if the cast had made greater contrasts between the moments of effort and the moments of ease.

Both Alcmaeon's predecessors (e.g., Xenophanes B34) and his successors (e.g., Philolaus B6) made similar contrasts between divine and human knowledge, but in Alcmaeon's case, as in these other cases, we do not have enough evidence to be sure what he intended.

Although the scale of the study was small, it is one of the few studies able to make direct contrasts between predated and unpredated salmon in the field.

The Limma Bioconductor program [ 35] was used to fit the expression data to a linear model and make pairwise contrasts between the control and each of the other six sample types (blastema and opposite side tissue from two-, three-, and four-day regenerates).