Sentence examples for existing contrast from inspiring English sources

The existing contrast enhancement techniques can be categorized into three groups: global, local, and hybrid techniques.

Further declines in the Northern part of the study area will exacerbate the already existing contrast in species richness and related conservation priorities between the North and South of the study area.

The limitation of existing contrast enhancement and brightness preserving techniques for enhancing digital mammograms is that they limit the amplification of contrast by clipping the histogram at a predefined clip-limit.

Existing contrast agents for PAT include near-IR absorbing dyes and gold-based nanomaterials, which have been demonstrated for various therapeutic and imaging applications.

While atmospheric dispersion models require meteorological information and emission data (i.e. emission factors for vehicle fleet), the land use regression models explain existing contrasts in monitored concentrations using, for example, road type and population density.

As go trials involved the presentation of bivalent stimuli, patients may have had difficulties processing them that were not noted in the existing contrasts, although this was not the main focus of the study.

Radiolabelling of existing MRI contrast agents with PET SPECT) isotopes of paramagnetic elements offers a simple way to address this issue.

He said his and Trump's plan to strengthen the borders and aggressively enforce existing laws contrasts with the Democratic plan, which he labeled amnesty.

However, we do aim to elucidate the existing evidence contrasting the acclaimed arguments proposing the lack of safety with alternate providers of early abortion.

SLIM has the important advantages of utilizing illumination with short-coherence length, and the ease of implementation via add-on modules on existing phase-contrast microscopes.

In contrast, existing mobile homes sell for $40,000 to $70,000 on average, while new ones cost $55,000 to $85,000, according to John C. Solly, president of JCS Management Consulting in Toms River, which specializes in such communities.