Sentence examples for better contrasted from inspiring English sources

The effect of BMP2 association was better contrasted as the time of incubation progressed.

The retouched bright yellow portion is better contrasted through the use of the false colour compared to its appearance in the original (a).

For example, the time-domain method tended to be better than the frequency-domain method when 3D accelerations were used, probably because of the difference in signal processing (eg, the RMS acceleration better contrasted the FOG features with locomotion features than the power ratio of FOG band to the locomotion band [FI] did).

The twin turbines of Johnson and Siddle should fare better; contrasting fitness regimes hopefully still reaping similar rewards.

Moreover, PET images showed better contrast in HT1080 tumors.

But L.C.D. pictures appear to have better contrast than plasma sets when viewed in bright light.

A better contrast to Mr. Eaton's effort could hardly be imagined.

(2) The restored image has a better contrast than the traditional VSS method can achieve.

Assembling these tiles yields a composite image exhibiting less backscatter - hence better contrast - than if the scene were floodlit.

The color enhances one's appreciation of the sculptures' textures and affords better contrast of figure and ground.

These images are processed and recombined to get more information on a sample and to produce better contrast.