Sentence examples for on the contrary considerable from inspiring English sources
On the contrary, considerable attention has been focused on the correlations among glenoid bone loss, humeral head defects and instability, particularly in the recurrent forms if correlated with engaging Hill-Sachs lesions (Cautiero et al., 2017).
On the contrary, considerable amounts of the γ form have been obtained both in samples prepared with catalysts of very low isospecificity or in those prepared with homogeneous metallocene catalysts.
On the contrary considerable variation in the rates of alternative splicing across organisms was reported by Lee and co-workers [ 5].
On the contrary, considerable evidence exists that transplantation of dispersed mammary epithelial cells comprised of unsorted heterogeneously marked epithelial cells produce complete outgrowths that are frequently (in some cases, invariably) mixtures of the progeny derived from the variously marked donor cells [ 14, 15, 17, 23, 24].
On the contrary, a considerable difference is observed between scenarios 3 and 4. Significant degradation in the SINR is caused by one BS which is not isolated by the wall.
On the contrary, a considerable amount of hemicellulose (68.75%) was lost during the pretreatment.
Attempts on the king's life (October 1878 and December 1879) and a military pronunciamiento against the regime (1883) were not indicative of any general discontent with the restored monarchy; on the contrary, Alfonso enjoyed considerable popularity, and his early death from tuberculosis was a great disappointment to those who looked forward to a constitutional monarchy in Spain.
The "Bright Young Things" targeted by Victoria's Secret's latest campaign are individuals, not "things," and they will eventually grow up, much to the company's best efforts to sell them on the contrary, to harness considerable consumer power.
On the contrary, inked areas showed considerable decrease upon ageing, especially in formulations containing no gum arabic (LIG).
On the contrary, the British devoted considerable research attention to lung cancer therapy in these decades, and the failure to develop a successful treatment had more to do with technical difficulties than with any stigma associated with the disease.
On the contrary, there ought to be considerable advantages to having the same company offer long-distance service, wireless service and broadband access to the Internet.
