The phrase "adequate contrast" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency of differences between two or more elements, such as colors, images, or ideas, to ensure clarity or visibility.
Example: "The design needs adequate contrast between the text and background to enhance readability."
Alternatives: "sufficient contrast" or "proper contrast".
It's sharp, bright, and displays adequate contrast.
For the BPWDRHE method, the output image achieves adequate contrast in both the overall and detail.
The scan protocol has to be optimized to ensure adequate contrast opacification around the valve and minimize artefacts.
It was observed that adequate contrast in binary mixing of phases allowed for segmentation, and subsequent image analysis indicated quantifiable volumes could be extracted from the tomographic volume.
Overall, both tracers achieved images with an adequate contrast between the myocardium and lungs/mediastinum when injected intravenously through the retroorbital plexus or through the tail vein.
Adequate contrast opacification is critical for diagnostic quality, which depends upon patient weight, cardiac output, scan duration and contrast delivery protocol [11, 12].
If adequate contrasting with heavy metals is used, a wide range of compartments/structures can be displayed to which the gold particles can then be assigned.
Adequate target/tissue contrast with clear demarcation between targeted structure and the surrounding anatomy.
Therefore, ideal qualities of imaging for guidance of interventional therapies include: Adequate target/tissue contrast with clear demarcation between targeted structure and the surrounding anatomy.
Two LED light sources are used to get an adequate image contrast.
SDF imaging data were recorded and analyzed using real-time quality feedback on adequate focus, contrast and stability with GlycoCheck (GlycoCheck BV, Maastricht, The Netherlands), as described previously [22].
