Sentence examples for represent a contrast from inspiring English sources

The corresponding R genes have not been bred into the cultivated potato, so they represent a contrast in terms of the selection pressures that they refer to in 20th century breeding efforts (i.e., introduction of the demissum R genes).

Thus, although replication of these experiments with a wider range of chimpanzee-like face stimuli is needed, the fact that we could not find any strong effect with very salient stimuli of a general type chimpanzees are known to recognize as faces (Taubert & Parr 2012) does represent a contrast to the human literature.

"It represents a contrast between the normal mundane world," he said, "and the world of my dreams".

The maneuver represented a contrast for Maddon.

Finally, PC4 largely represented a contrast between infection by gill parasitic copepod sp. 3 and ciliate Trichodina sp. A multivariate linear model of the relationship between these first four factors representing infecting parasite communities and host species, host sex, host standard length and collection site returned R2 values of 0.754, 0.473, 0.178 and 0.010 for PC1 to PC4 respectively.

PC2G (explaining 27%% of the variance) represented a contrast between growth rate and final cell density.

Covariance PCA analysis revealed one major shape component representing a contrast between aperture size and spire length.

Similarly one could contrast two different efficiency curves, representing a contrast of the efficiency of two different kinds of intervention or policy.

In their cohort, anti-topo I antibodies were detectable in 25% of the patients with limited SSc [ 1], representing a contrast to the low frequency of 6.2% in our 113 limited SSc patients.

This simultaneously represents a contrast of incongruent and congruent trials, so that the interaction effects of stimulus and cue can be understood in terms of the effects of cue congruency on stimulus perception.

PC2S (explaining 24%% of the variance) represented a contrast of elongation reactions: strains with a larger and persisting mean maximal elongation but a limited variance in elongation (everyone elongates relatively similarly) versus strains with a larger variation between cells, some elongating far more than other, up to becoming real disperser morphs.