Sentence examples for relevant contrasts from inspiring English sources

Such causal statements reveal the relevant contrasts at both the cause- and the effect-ends.

This allows the simultaneous and true multiparametric interpretation of all relevant contrasts with various levels of magnification at a glance.

We have included a correlation matrix of all the relevant contrasts in avian community structure metrics in Appendix S1 and S2.

Conversely, the range of Z-statistics for the interactions between visual distractor position and tool tip position was much reduced (−2.97≤Z≤2.55), and the mean Z-statistics for the four relevant contrasts were +0.50, +0.52, and −0.63, −0.83, respectively.

All other potentially relevant contrasts were examined within the factorial design of our experiments, for example, the simple effects of hand used, and the interaction between hand used and tool position.

The cell count data were also analyzed using a repeated measures ANOVA where the model contained two between-subjects variables (genotype and age), and one within-subjects variable (lobe) followed by pairwise comparisons and other relevant contrasts.

Michel Rosenfeld draws the relevant contrast with respect to the United States and Canada: "Under the American view, there seems to be a greater likelihood of harm from suppression of hate speech … than from its toleration".

(A relevant contrast here is with the reasons account).

On one plausible account, to say that a believer is justified (without qualification) is to say that the believer is justified out of the relevant contrast class.

Ayer argued that the relevant contrast to freedom was not causality, but constraint, or compulsion, which are a 'special' sort of cause.

Parameter estimates were obtained for each condition and each participant to generate relevant contrast images and allow for second-level random effects analysis.