Cancer cells are shown here in culture from human connective tissue, illuminated by darkfield amplified contrast.
However, since our first hypothesis was only descriptive, statistical control of socioeconomic variables was unneeded; incidentally, considering that high academic levels of parents are associated with lower child behavioral problems [ 53], such a statistical control would probably have amplified contrasts between the two groups.
Ms. Worden, a classically trained singer, often amplifies the contrast; she has a keen sense of the dramatic, and a sure understanding of dynamics.
This multiparameter approach amplifies the contrast resolution.
For GST-PTEN, four separate libraries were prepared and amplified; in contrast, for the peptide, only one library was prepared and amplified, and then split into four separate aliquots.
As these tactics jam up early efforts in many states, they also amplify the contrast with successful rollouts in states that have wholeheartedly embraced the new law, like Colorado, Connecticut, New York, Kentucky, and Washington.
Similarly, the constant pressure constraint does tend to amplify the contrast between two types of foams with respect to CO2 storage even though the CO2 utilization ratio of the novel foam drops.
The colors used in these representations amplify this contrast.
The alleles at the two QTLs inherited from Kefeng No. 1 tend to amplify this contrast in development-dependent biomass partitioning, as compared to those from Nannong 1138-2.
The problem seems amplified by contrasting approaches to morality among philosophers: consequentialism, on the one hand, and deontology, on the other (at least).
Mary Harris Russell, writing for The Chicago Tribune, felt modern audiences would appreciate the way "the fantasy side to this land of cypress trees and silent rivers is amplified and contrasted with the realistic background of little Calpurnia's life".
