Sentence examples for which contrasting with from inspiring English sources

An interesting finding, was the detection of positive selection in important functional regions, in particular in the lineage separating human/chimpanzee from orangutan, which, contrasting with other eutherian mammal branches, accumulated a higher number of nonsynonymous than synonymous substitutions.

Many voters warmed to his gregarious campaign style, which contrasted with the incumbent's stolid diffidence.

Her look – which contrasted with the ideal of Amazonian beauty of the 1980s – broke the mould.

Insurgents took advantage of a 1969 amnesty, which contrasted with the torture and assassinations other Latin governments used.

Perhaps it was the grim specificity of the stepfather's dream, which contrasted with the whirling happiness of the day.

She has a slight hesitation in front of crowds, which contrasts with her husband's sometimes mechanical-sounding salesmanship.

Their appearance is quite whimsical – they're dressed in sequin onesies and huge wigs – which contrasts with the message.

And the certainty, which contrasts with so much that is ambiguous and bedraggled in the world of people and society.

Deaf children rehabilitation demands an exhausting effort which contrasts with the apparent simplicity with which hearing children acquire the language.

There is growing demand for pollination services in agricultural production, which contrasts with declines of wild and managed pollinator populations.

Median income had no independent effect on tree biodiversity, which contrasts with patterns in other arid cities.