Sentence examples for separately contrasted from inspiring English sources

In models assessing the dose response for depression, we combined none/minimal and mild into the reference group against which moderate, moderately severe, and severe were separately contrasted.

We separately contrasted TT, VT, and VV conditions with PP condition.

These five Gabors were separately contrasted against a sixth predictor (the fixation baseline) to discover areas of peak activity for each Gabor position.

In the second, manipulation, experiment the previously subdominant specimens that became dominant (N) from 2 h, 48 h and 1 week, were separately contrasted with the dominant profile from Experiment 1 as indicated in the N/D contrasts in Figure 1 (see Figure 2A for representative genes and Figure S1A for the full set).

Within the "biological process" annotation, gene classes (412 in total) were separately contrasted with all other classes using t-tests on standardized coefficients.

First, in a direct approach designed to map the cortical representation of stimulus features, the central and peripheral flickering stimuli were separately contrasted with a blank field.

As opposed to playing fusions, the Daddies perform each genre separately, contrasting one style against another so that the album's musical texture may continually change.

We will first discuss what those differences were, and separately contrast their significance against the common perception that experts are better able to discriminate earlier and faster the significance of information [ 55, 56].

Separately, Chilcot contrasted the powerful language used by Blair in the House of Commons on 18 March 2003, when he was making the case for military action to sceptical MPs, with the more nuanced picture presented by intelligence at the time.

In platform framing, each floor is framed separately, as contrasted with balloon framing, in which the studs (vertical members) extend the full height of the building.

One extension of it, by which a bottle's upper and lower halves, made separately in contrasting colours, were decorated by the tongs and then joined together, was probably a Syrian innovation.