Sentence examples for degrees of contrast from inspiring English sources

MRI reveals moderately hyperintense masses on T2-weighted and STIR images, hypointense signal on T1-weighted images and variable degrees of contrast enhancement.

Osteomyelitis lesions show low signal on T1, and high signal on T2 and STIR images due to oedema of the bony marrow; variable degrees of contrast enhancement of the marrow itself and of adjacent soft tissues are equally observed (Fig. 9).

According to simulation using ZEMAX, the degrees of contrast depicted in Figs.  1c,d were similar.

Contrast-enhanced CT revealed hypoattenuating heterogeneous masses with varying degrees of contrast enhancement in 16 (88.9%) patients, while 2 (11.2%) did not show increased attenuation.

The cyst walls are well defined and usually have decreased signal intensity on T2-weighted images and may show various degrees of contrast enhancement.

Variable degrees of contrast enhancement observed in orbital cavernous haemangiomas were reported, probably related to variable imaging times after contrast medium infusion.

Elements like light levels, the type and positioning of sound and the degree of contrast in the image are all brought to bear in a space designed by the artist.

The eye's ability to discern detail is determined by several factors, including the level of illumination and the degree of contrast between light and dark regions on the object.

One group of investigators showed that ganglion cells of the cat differed in sensitivity to a given grating when the sensitivity was measured by the degree of contrast between the black and white lines of the grating necessary to evoke a measurable response in the ganglion cell.

This review is focusing on the qualitative interpretation of TICs based on the shape of the curve, providing valuable information on the degree of contrast diffusion.

This means that moving objects with higher spatial frequencies (or with higher degree of contrast) are less likely to cause the perception of DWE.