Sentence examples for of contrasting types from inspiring English sources
The study was designed to investigate the effects of contrasting types of seawalls (reflective-impermeable versus dissipative-permeable) on beach profile response to increased water levels, in the presence of both erosive and accretionary wave conditions.
The aims of the present study were (1) in a case-control design to compare muscle function during fatiguing muscle contractions in women with trapezius myalgia and healthy controls and (2) in a randomized controlled trial to investigate the effect of contrasting types of physical rehabilitation in women with trapezius myalgia on muscle function during fatiguing muscle contractions.
Half of the studies reported use of contrast types now mentioned by the EMA as having high incidence of NSF (Table 3).
To evaluate the association of contrast type and dose in contrast-enhanced radiographic examinations with the incidence of CA-AKI in Spanish intensive care units (ICUs).
Finally, due to the lack of patient-level data, key moderators on the risk of CIN, such as means of contrast administration (intravenous versus intra-arterial), volume of contrast, type of contrast [ 25], and baseline use of statins, could not be appraised quantitatively.
His dialogue is well observed and true to the era, but his characters seem drawn from the well-thumbed stock of neatly contrasting types found in Hollywood war movies.
Most studies of expression evolution have not discriminated between contrasting types of DE genes.
Furthermore by calculating separate models for each city, important differences among contrasting types of cities appear.
It is used to illustrate two contrasting types of fluvial/aeolian bounding surface (planar and incised).
Our results demonstrate that the addition of contrasting residue types influenced short-term N dynamics in intercrops differently than sole crops.
Four maize hybrids of contrasting plant type were grown at three plant populations (3, 9 and 12 plants m−2) and two row spacings (0.35 and 0.70 m).
