Sentence examples for equivalent contrast from inspiring English sources

Equivalent contrast, the equivalent sine wave contrast associated with landscape features, is discussed.

Even very low contrast discrete targets induce a model response over 10 times higher than that of the wide-field flicker stimulus (compare at equivalent contrast Figure 6A with 6B, dashed lines).

This robustly bilateral activation contrasts with Scott et al. (2000), which evidenced a solely right lateralized response to the equivalent contrast.

Appropriate needle tip placement is confirmed by fluoroscopy with the injection of 0.5-1.5 0.5-1.5opamadol, ioxehol or equivalent ccntrast.

Equivalent contrasts for THC and THC+CBD vs. placebo were not significant.

The centre of ROIs are drawn for the peak foci from equivalent contrasts in a separate group of younger subjects without Parkinson's disease (Rowe et al., 2008) or an independent contrast in the current dataset.

We found a normal, membranous localization of β-catenin at the cell cell contacts of almost all the cell layers in both H-control and H-CYLDWT skin equivalents; by contrast, H-CYLDC/S skin equivalents showed a disorganized β-catenin location, that even was absent in most of the suprabasal cells.

However, most authors maintain that noncontrast SWI produces results that are equivalent to contrast-enhanced SWI and the use of contrast agent is not necessary.

This is a different pattern of response to that found for stimuli at equivalent cone contrasts (Fig. 3A), and is expected on the basis of the increased contrasts of the BY and Ach stimuli in this condition.

In the first experiment, we used stimuli of 2 Hz presented at equivalent cone contrasts because this matches the cone inputs to the three systems, and so indicates the relative contrast sensitivity of the LGN BOLD response to the chromatic and achromatic contrasts.

However, some significant differences between neoplatonism and Gregory's thought exist, such as Gregory's statement that beauty and goodness are equivalent, which contrasts with Plotinus' view that they are two different qualities.