The synthesis rate of human skeletal muscle protein has only sparsely been assessed during hypoxic conditions and data are somehow contrasting.
Available data on resting fat oxidation are somehow contrasting.
These results appear somehow in contrast to those we reported following a high-heat, high-AGE meal (14), which, however, contained glucose, lipids, and other heat-generated substances not involved in the current setting.
The lack of effect of carvedilol in endothelial function in the absence of stimulation with insulin, is somehow in contrast with a recent study where carvedilol has shown to improve endothelial function assessed by measures on albuminuria and measures on brachial reactivity by ultrasound, compared with metoprolol [ 14].
Somehow, these high contrasts and shifty hues hang together to make Chroma one of McGregor's most accessible and enjoyable works.
Stanwyck's inward performance, one of her most brilliant — even the back of her head is somehow stunningly expressive — contrasts with Huston's gleefully over-the-top histrionics, which actors playing crazed patriarchs have strained to match ever since.
We do not intend to review how different forms of inhibition have been included in different models; suffice it to say that contrast-invariance of orientation tuning requires that inhibition and excitation grow somehow proportionately with contrast.
Having spent his youth spinning with the likes of Juan Atkins and Kevin Saunderson in strip clubs, Edgar somehow manages to contrast the sublime with the ridiculous like few others.
Helen, by contrast, somehow establishes her womanhood by marrying her inventor and then sacrificing her own mechanical life upon her husband's death.
There is a possibility that these species pairs chosen specifically for contrasting level of dichromatism somehow were also on contrasting trajectories in terms of past demographic history, and it would be an interesting hypothesis to test for future studies.
