Sentence examples for useful contrasts from inspiring English sources
These polymorphic S-alleles provide useful contrasts because diversification at the S-locus in the different genera took place during different time periods and among different S-allele lineages.
The pandemic influenza resource evaluation from the northern part of the Netherlands provides a useful contrast with at least 1 US hospital.
The automated data-driven process used to create the cancer modules also provides a useful contrast with the curated C2 gene sets for the purpose of evaluating the EMVC algorithm.
If they are interested in testing this they should use TNF or TNFR, and then the interferon knockouts may be a useful contrast.
Such a useful contrast for the novelist!
The Stanford test provides a useful contrast to the state exam, at least for Houston.
"Approaching a City" has a welcome sharpness and anger, a useful contrast to the program's older pieces.
They add texture and meaning to the story and its world – not to mention useful contrast and something solid to grasp when this world starts to slip away.
And Swanberg's films, with their sexual frankness, themselves provide the useful contrast with Kent's own flattened and narrowed existence, erotic and otherwise.
Western philosophy is always the unmarked category, the standard in relation to which non-Western philosophy provides a useful contrast.
"The King of Comedy" also makes for a useful contrast with, and precursor to, Judd Apatow's "Funny People," because both films feature aspiring comedians who go to great lengths to break into the business.
