Sentence examples for contrast standards from inspiring English sources

By contrast, standards can target only certain identified emission reduction measures, leaving other cost-effective opportunities untapped.

By contrast, standards would only be cost-effective if they accounted for all of the variation in costs across sectors, technologies, and regulated entities -- but it is completely infeasible for standards to do this.

In contrast, standards for telecommunications companies' capital-intensive equipment incorporates its long-lived nature.

By contrast, standard sleep architecture did not differentiate between groups.

By contrast, standard leaf and wood traits, such as specific leaf area and wood density, had little explanatory power.

In contrast, standard residual-based bootstrap methods for models with i.i.d.i.d

In contrast, standard radiotherapy uses a homogeneous dose coverage of the target with the aim of depositing a lethal dose in every tumour cell.

Each NIDM-Results pack was queried to retrieve the image data needed for the meta-analysis (i.e., the contrast image and contrast standard error image) along with the analysis mask.

For example, in a meta-analysis, the contrast standard error map is required, while a comparison across neuroimaging processing pipelines would require a complete description of the analysis pipeline including software-specific parameterization.

By contrast, standard pathology tests on similar samples were correct only 74% to 84% of the time.

In contrast, standard endoscopic findings of lumbar degenerative diseases such as lumbar disc herniation, lumbar spinal canal stenosis, and failed back surgery syndrome have been reported [6, 7].