"generates a contrast" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means that a certain element or factor creates or highlights a difference or opposition between two things. Example: The vibrant colors of the flowers in the foreground generate a contrast with the dull gray skyline in the background.
The ever-seductive Ms. Uggams provides an earthy matter-of-factness as a 62-year-old woman who has kept her sensual fires banked through years of loneliness, and generates a contrasting heavenly airiness in a lovely scene of redemption set to the strains of a waltz.
Within each window, wavelet analysis is used to generate a contrast image, and a local FCM segmentation generates an estimate of local intensity.
In fact, the relaxation time differences of fat and water protons may be exploited to generate a contrast by allowing a more accurate content determination.
Plus, even though Biden embodies the Washington establishment, his folksy demeanor, small town background and down-to-earth persona will bode well for Clinton in terms of generating a contrast with the mega-wealthy billionaire and helping to appeal to more low-income and working-class voters in the all-important general election swing states.
In this study, for the first-level (i.e., single-subject) analysis, we generated a contrast map of β-values or/and t-statistics on the voxel-wise atlas template for each subject.
Subsequently, we plotted the threshold detection thickness versus the disc diameter on a log-log scale and generated a contrast-detail curve by performing a fit.
This synthetic protein, which generates a CEST contrast comparable to PS, has been used to study the biophysical factors that affect the CEST contrast.
The distinct separation of tissue is accompanied by a strong local variation in refractive index across the tumour and adherent parenchyma, which generates a high contrast within the phase signal.
The large, blue beam and specular optics architecture, in conjunction with a Microsoft-designed image sensor and proprietary pixel geometry, generates a high-contrast picture of the mousing surface that allows exceptional tracking accuracy.
Due to its high transverse relaxivity (∼100 m M−1 s−1, at 7 T (Gambarota et al, 2006)), USPIO provides an extremely high sensitivity to alterations in local tissue blood volume; as a result, it generates a high signal contrast in T2*-weighted images between regions of different blood volume.
