Sentence examples for contrasts instead of from inspiring English sources

In the current study, we first examined differences between RD children and their normal reading peers in the perception of natural occurring speech contrasts instead of the in-between sounds that are used in continua studies.

The availability of FLAIR images (that condense the T2/PD information) allowed us to also investigate the response of the classifiers when only two MR contrasts instead of three (i.e., T1w and FLAIR) were considered as input.

You focus more on the contrasts, instead of, 'Yikes, this is really small!' " The moldings are large, which adds architectural heft and is another eye-teaser, creating the illusion that the ceiling is higher.

By contrast, instead of competing for resources handed out by a web of government and private donors, all with their own different criteria, the NGO proposal suggests making decisions based on peer review by the fund's implementing agencies, using a unitary framework focused solely on quality, need and impact.

In contrast, instead of relying on secrets, blockchain-based security is predicated on distributing the evidence among many parties, which makes it impossible to manipulate data without being detected.

Thus, in this work, we report an apparent enhancement of contrast instead of absolute signal enhancement.

In contrast, instead of multiple bands the plasma samples showed 25-kDa OPN form alone.

First, in the number comparison task, a luminance contrast, instead of a luminance effect, was apparent.

In contrast, instead of a distinct peak at 623 nm, the spectrum of the Δ nirN sample exhibited a very broad absorption feature between 580 and 670 nm, and there was no shoulder at 468 nm.

In contrast, instead of focusing on enhancing ecological processes in general (at the river basin level), river planners would need to scale down and focus on enhancing ecological processes in areas where these can contribute to increasing discharge capacities locally.

Plus, the background will still be slightly visible, adding textural contrast instead of that swarming sea of black beside the Christmas lights.