Sentence examples for optimal contrast from inspiring English sources

To illustrate the impact of optimal contrast pulses, a RF pulse is computed to optimize the contrast between the rat brain (minimize) and surrounding muscles (maximize).

Color calibration hardware and software was used to optimize the monitor's color profile for accuracy and optimal contrast given the room's lighting environment.

THQ-Rosol exhibited 710 nm NIR fluorescence emission, a 160 nm Stokes shift, robust photostability, and an aptly elevated p Ka value (5.85) for affording pH-insensitivity and optimal contrast upon designed use.

In accord with the Venetian penchant for polyphonic conversation, Early Music New York's 75-minute program featured four groupings of works combined not by date or theme, but for optimal contrast: for example, a piece for brass followed by one for strings and continuo, then one for combined forces.

BOLD imaging provides the optimal contrast for exploratory brain activation mapping, however, for a single time-point group study, CBF has reduced variance.

Routine characterizations such as FTIR, DSC, GPC, TGA, 1H and 13C NMR, and finally SEM were accomplished to obtain the main properties of the optimal contrast agent.

This suggests that contrast-enhanced transthoracic echocardiography would most likely be technically feasible in this patient population, with adjustment of the infusion rate to achieve an optimal contrast-enhanced image.

This vision provides optimal contrast-enhancement and precise determination of polarisation with no confusion states or neutral points—significant advantages.

A solution for this problem is to ensure an optimal contrast-enhanced CT scan, which includes the supraclavicular region.

It is well known that the optimal contrast-noise trade-off has to be found by choosing an appropriate iteration number, which is dependent on factors such as the lesion size and the detected counts.

Further scan parameters were 7.92 ms repetition time (TR) 2.48 ms echo time (TE) and 910 ms inversion time (Ti) for an optimal contrast-to-noise ratio (see [ 28]).