Sentence examples for notable contrast between from inspiring English sources
The limiting factor in this method of diagnosis is the similarity between the densities of adjacent soft tissues within the body, with a resultant failure to produce a notable contrast between the images of adjacent structures or organs.
Most of the reviewers have been appreciative of the vocals and the successful combination of synthpop and darker ballads, but more or less critical with the notable contrast between the thumping pop song "Nettiin" and the rest of the album and Vartiainen's lack of peculiarity.
There is, however, a notable contrast between the acceleration in menarche for father-absent girls consistently found in developed societies and the lack of any association in our findings.
A notable contrast evident between studies demonstrating a drug effect (inhibition of cough reflex sensitivity) and those that do not, is the predominance of healthy volunteers as subjects in the latter.
Perhaps the most notable contrast, however, is that between 2000 and 2006 rates for non alcoholic liver disease increased significantly in the HCV mono-infected cohort but decreased significantly in the HBV mono-infected cohort.
Therefore, the notable contrast in the Cu atomic and electronic structures between the crystalline and amorphous phases results in an obvious phase transition barrier for high-temperature storage.
Her vibrancy is in notable contrast with the minimalism of the apartment: all understated chic, bare brick and chrome fittings.
Missing are India and Turkey, two democracies, regional powers and offspring of differing empires, British versus Ottoman, a notable contrast here unexamined.
The public displays of Palestinian pride and solidarity were a notable contrast with the Democratic Party platform.
Treatment with hydrogen peroxide did not alter Prdx6 migration, which is a notable contrast to the other isoforms.
There is a notable contrast in the utility of intra-monomer and intersubunit predicted contacts for structure modeling.
