The new programmes of study require schools to "ensure all pupils understand the methods of historical enquiry, including how evidence is used rigorously to make historical claims, and discern how and why contrasting arguments and interpretations of the past have been constructed".
Note that the differences are relative, explaining why contrasts in SUV differences do not correlate as well with local CT contrasts as one would expect in absolute differences.
However, in organisms where bottlenecking is less severe for the male gamete, paternal oDNA inheritance can evolve, thus potentially explaining why contrasting modes of organelle inheritance exist.
The relative insensitivity of chromatic variability to changes in environmental light may be also the reason why chromatic contrast is used for object quality recognition while on the other hand, achromatic contrasts are used for shape recognition and movement detection [33].
So, why the contrast in labor market conditions – the US improving and Europe worsening?
And that's why the contrast between American and British policy is so potentially illuminating.
That's why, in contrast to Felix Salmon, I don't think yesterday's crash is evidence the market is irrational.
It helps explain why, in contrast to the Conservatives' unassuaged longing for the spirit of Margaret Thatcher, the modern Labour party displays no such longing for that of Blair.
That is why, in contrast to libel (where a court can restore a person's reputation), the only effective remedy is to prevent publication.
Mr. Kawasaki asked why, in contrast to Mr. Jobs's hands-on approach, do many chief executives call on their underlings to do product demonstrations.
