Sentence examples for minimal contrast from inspiring English sources

MRI of cleared brain tissue showed: 1) minimal contrast on standard MRI sequences; 2) increased relaxation times; and 3) diffusion rates close to free water.

While the apparent bonding structures of the 6-membered boron rings (i.e., HHs) are clearly resolved, minimal contrast is observed for the triangular boron lattice, where only 3-membered boron rings exist.

The next question is whether there is any pair of words in which the two phones are in minimal contrast (or opposition); that is, whether there is any context in English in which the occurrence of the one rather than the other has the effect of distinguishing two or more words (in the way that [ph] versus [b] distinguishes the so-called minimal pairs "pit" and "bit," "pan" and "ban," and so on).

Minimal contrast among palatal, dental, and velar series in Chengdu.

MR shows low signal on both T1- and T2-weighted imaging, with minimal contrast enhancement.

At imaging, the tumours typically have homogenous appearance and show minimal contrast enhancement.

Before dismission, a gadolinium-enhanced brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed an alteration of the signal of the splenium of the CC: a high-signal lesion on T2-weighted and fluid-attenuated inversion recovery images, with hyperintensity on diffusion-weighted images and minimal contrast-enhancement was present (Fig. 1a-d).

Mutation bias and minimal contrasts are instead increased for {C > G | 1, CGA}, {C > G | 1, CG}, {G > T | 2, CG}, and {G > T | 1, GCGA} mutation contexts in M. musculus when compared to H. sapiens.

These differences include the reduced mutation bias and minimal contrasts for mutation contexts {T > C | 2, ATTG}, {A > C | 1, ACAA}, and {T > C | 2, ATAG} in M. musculus when compared to H. sapiens.

The PAM framework, traditionally applied to segments (consonants and vowels), and especially to minimal contrasts of segments, proposes that nonnative phones tend to be perceived according to their degree of similarity to native segments or segment combinations that are close to them in the native phonemic space.

We used a systematical comparison of mutation regularities within 2 4 bp contexts in M. musculus and H. sapiens, evaluated by calculating mutation bias and minimal contrasts for the contexts and uncovered a number of notable differences in context-dependent mutation regularities.