(In China, commentators took note of the contrast between her pathbreaking flight and the recent news regarding another prominent woman, a twenty-three-year-old in rural Shaanxi who was subjected to a forced abortion).
Some also took note of the contrast between Owens' situation and that of the star of the show that made him a celebrity, Bill Cosby, who faces sentencing later this month on felony convictions stemming from a sexual assault.
Before dismissing this as an utterly trivial observation, we note by way of contrast that not all triangles have the same shape, nor all rectangles, nor all people.
A more detailed study of this question, issued by rasmussenreports.com on 17 June 2004, was headlined "Fox Fans Favor Bush 65%to28%8%," and noted, by way of contrast, that "CNN Fans Favor Kerry 63% to 26%." Furthermore, this survey found that, "In the race for Congress, Fox fans will vote for GOP candidates by a 56%to25%5% margin.
Our results demonstrate that, in presence of a well-defined, ovoid, intraconal mass with markedly homogeneous hyperintensity signal on T2-weighted imaging, one small point or portion of enhancement initially noted after administration of contrast medium and "progressive" enhancement on later enhancement images, favours the diagnosis of cavernous haemangioma instead of schwannoma.
Mrs. Clinton's campaign pollster, Mark Penn, took note of voters' contrasting views of the campaign styles of Mr. Giuliani and Mrs. Clinton, and asserted that the first lady was making steady, if slow, progress in establishing herself.
I mean that less as a complaint than an observation, since what "The Big Year" does best is take note of the contrasting ways birding intersects with the lives of its protagonists.
Morgan is using a mix of interviewing modes (SMS, internet and face-to-face), yielding large sample sizes (n = 3,521 last weekend; by way of contrast, note that Newspoll typically uses sample sizes of about 1,100).
In larger lesions, heterogeneous enhancement may be observed with uniform and prolonged retention of contrast noted on delayed images.
However, reports from retrospective observational studies have not noted a major effect of contrast exposure on loss of RRF [ 59, 103].
