Sentence examples for cases contrast from inspiring English sources

In both cases contrast is enhanced and discrimination sharpened.

The results in some cases contrast with the expectation of direct correlation between level of education and professional condition.

In such cases, contrast agents are generally used, which shorten the spin lattice T1 and/or spin-spin T2 relaxation times of the water protons within the tissues/regions to which they are delivered, thus enhancing image contrast.

It is shown that MSE has poor performances in some cases (contrast strech, mean luminance shift, contamination by additive white Gaussian noise, impulsive noise distortion, JPEG compression, blur, spatial scaling, spatial shift, rotation) when it is used as a single-scale metric on the full resolution images in the base band [42, 43].

Such cases contrast with the case involving (G) above, where the notion of manipulating the moon's orbit seems perfectly clear and well-defined, and the problem is simply that the world happens to be arranged in such a way that an intervention that produces such a change is not physically possible.

In these cases contrast studies are more common.

The handling of all three cases contrasts markedly with China's handling two years ago of SARS, or sudden acute respiratory syndrome, which provincial officials here in southeastern China concealed for four months until the disease became an international epidemic.

In less urgent cases, contrast-enhanced CT may increase this to 95% [2].

However, in some cases, contrast-enhanced CT is useful in delineating the cyst wall and a delayed CT may be useful in demonstrating the pooling of contrast-enhanced blood within the pelvis in cases of cystic rupture [10].

Each of these instances will be explained below and, in certain cases, contrasted with other processes concurrently identified in the texts.

While we agree with some of their conclusions, we will present evidence that, in some cases contrasts with, and in other cases elaborates on the models devised by Hemilä, Nummela, and colleagues.