Sentence examples for brighter relative to from inspiring English sources

The cancerous regions often appeared brighter relative to the normal epithelium in the surrounding tissue, most likely due to the larger nuclei.

When DAB was included in the staining reactions to detect H2O2 production, the PCC became brighter relative to the CCC, with the average density ratio dropping to 1.265 ± 0.097.

Collagen was segmented from each subvolume using techniques that identify voxels that are bright relative to the local background.

The paintwork (hopefully shiny!) will reflect the sky in parts and so will the windscreen, which are extremely bright relative to other parts of the vehicle.

That means the new information could help Goldman's shares take on an even brighter sheen relative to peers, as well as force them to consider similar extra disclosure.

The DIRAM observations confirm that in thin clouds a strong preference for forward scattering is observed in the transmitted radiation field while for thicker clouds the pattern becomes more isotropic, with a slightly brighter centre relative to the limb direction.

The slower growth rates of bright Vibrios relative to dark mutants in some studies are in keeping with the energy sink hypothesis which states that the energetic costs of light production slows growth rate [10] [13].

Crucially, the pupil constricted when the bright dots, relative to the dark dots, were attended.

Under blue light, the metastatic focus shines bright red relative to the normal lung tissue, showing that PpIX synthesis remains upregulated in tumour cells with metastatic competence.

With respect to the light response, something remarkable happens when images of different brightness are presented to each eye: The pupil constricts when the bright stimulus, relative to the dark stimulus, dominates awareness (see Fig. 1).

As shown in Figure 2e, participants' pupils first constricted when the cue was presented on a bright background (orange line), relative to a dark (blue line) background, but relatively dilated for longer intervals after cue presentation (i.e., the pupil-size difference, indicated in green, switched from positive to negative).