Sentence examples for paragraph whereas from inspiring English sources

For instance, xy is a subterm of each of the terms mentioned in this paragraph, whereas yz and yx are subterms of none of those terms.

Typical synthetic conditions are described in this paragraph, whereas conditions used in control experiments (e.g., variation of reaction temperatures) will be described later.

It would be expected that topic shifts would be accompanied by a new paragraph, whereas all the information within one paragraph should be connected into a coherent whole.

Thus, endogenous unliganded LXRβ is required for a maximal GR occupancy on the GRE of gluconeogic genes (as discussed in previous paragraph), whereas LXR ligands appear to suppress glucocorticoid-activated gluconeogic gene transcription by inhibiting the recruitment of GR to the GREs of these genes.

In Figure 2C the anti-FLAG antibodies were used to detect the expression level of endogenous RutR, because we chromosomally tagged RutR gene with FLAG (subsection "In vivo validation of YcgC's KDAC activity", first paragraph), whereas anti-YcgC mAb (created during this study) was for detecting YcgC during a time course of induction.

Special highlights (eg. sudden rise of influenza activity within a short period of time) were generally stated in the summary paragraph, whereas for those report data in graphs, 19% also indicated highlights directly on their graphical presentations using special symbols and/or colors.

But it was all plain paragraphs, whereas I had read a lot of Samuel Johnson and wanted a sentence to really fly and have internal clauses, baroque ornamentation and more things going on per cubic centimetre.

But the pay-off comes from being immersed in Ms Patchett's enchanting prose and wondrous storytelling.Mr Docx's "The Devil's Garden" is written in punchy action-packed paragraphs, whereas "State of Wonder" is a personal journey, crammed with sumptuous description.

The drafting occurred in the years immediately following 1945; so in saying, as the preamble's second paragraph does, "Whereas disregard and contempt for human rights have resulted in barbarous acts which have outraged the conscience of mankind …" the intention of the first three articles becomes crystal clear.

Descartes defined it as size (volume) times speed (Descartes 1644, paragraph 2.36); whereas, Newton defined it as mass times velocity (Newton 1687, p 1). (See Cohen 1966 for further discussion of the two views and the historical relationship between them; also, see Dijksterhuis 1986 for discussion of them in a broader historical context).

In the positive condition, every training paragraph resolved positively, whereas in the control condition, half resolved positively and half resolved negatively.