Sentence examples for general contrasts from inspiring English sources

Discussing general contrasts, Japan has a few supermarkets but is still a colorful nation of shopkeepers.

In general, contrasts are much lower at 900 nm than at 365 nm as expected and the spatial scales and morphology are similar.

Experiments were classified according to the Primary Contrast (question) defined by the experimental design, with these general contrasts as indicated by number in the table: 1, Comparative; 2, Brain Sex; 3, Critical Period; 4, Activational; 5, Environmental.

In addition to general contrasts between Meis and genome-wide gene structure evolution, we found contrasting evolutionary histories for intron exon structures of the 5′ and 3′ regions of Meis family genes (fig. 1 A ).

Some of the reflected light still reaches the film as ghost images or light spots or as general contrast-reducing scattered light.

While the general contrast is valid, the examples of Kidinnu and Nabu-rimannu show that at least in a few cases the names of particular Mesopotamian astronomers were remembered and revered.

The centrality of firms vis-à-vis regions underlines a general contrast between two models of producing innovations.

In general, contrast enhancement is evaluated subjectively in terms of details visibility, sharpness, appearance and noise sensitivity [33].

If Elsasser's general contrast obtains, then we should expect to find manifestations of intrinsic heterogeneity throughout the biological sciences.

In general, contrast of OCT and DvOCT images in the dysplastic tissue were enhanced by applying non-acid-degradable Au NCs (Figs. 8, 9a, b), indicating stimuli-independent optical contrast enhancement by both types of Au NCs.

In general, contrast agents consist of a paramagnetic metal center, typically gadolinium (III), which must be chelated with an appropriate ligand molecule, since the free metal ions are toxic at quantity required for diagnosis [5, 6].