Sentence examples for contrast reverse from inspiring English sources

In contrast, reverse pulse deposition can lead to the formation of spherical assemblies of hollow trigonal nanorods with high specific area.

In contrast, reverse transcription-polymerase chain reactions (RT-PCRs) carried out with primers designed to amplify regions spanning gene junctions showed that some mRNAs contained the four genes.

In contrast, reverse correlation, another classification image methods, promises to reveal the represented visual information, i.e. the visual information effective and ineffective that an observer relies upon to resolve a task [20] [22].

By contrast, reverse genomics potentially has the ability to detect all the genes present in a pathway.

In contrast, reverse correlation of levels of DNMT3A and these miRNA were not noted in remission cases, except for one case.

In contrast, reverse inference describes the probability for any particular BD (or PC) given activation in the anterior or posterior network.

Within blocks of 7 s, half of the regions were stimulated with checkerboard patterns contrast reversing at 8 reversals per second, while the other half remained inactive at uniform luminance.

For phase reversal VERPs (PR-VERP) the stripe orientation is unchanged but contrast reverses periodically.

By contrast, reversing the government's planned increase in national-insurance contributions is a high priority, but not a guarantee.

I have also found that a model based on the Watson & Ahumada motion detector is able to explain most and key parts of the psychophysical data such as the very delicate effects of frame duration on motion perception, independence of observer performance on dot density in the display and the surprising reverse phi motion caused by contrast reversing dots.

A credit crunch, by contrast, reverses both these effects.In Britain Mr Muellbauer finds no housing-wealth effect at all before 1980, but estimates that easier credit accounts for "a substantial part" of the increase in consumption, relative to income, between 1984 and 1989.