Sentence examples for resolving contrast from inspiring English sources

Imaging of this subgroup of patients with no resolving contrast enhancement may represent a local mixture of PsP patterns and growing recurrent tumor leading to relatively low ADC values, but still MRS characteristics favoring diagnosis of PsP.

We have designed a pre- and post-stack reflection/refraction processing scheme that focuses on minimising random and source-generated noise, determining appropriate static corrections and resolving contrasting reflection dips.

This result demonstrates that the lateral resolution limit of the imaging system results from both the ability to resolve contrast and topology.

Careful delineation of the TNF response in human Tregs will be required to reveal subtle roles of TNF during autoimmune conditions and help to resolve contrasting reported findings.

The real difficulty for many of us is resolving our contrasting wants.

"A professor who, at first, called my work garbage came around and said 'I think you're on to something, here'". For the next 15 years, Livingston worked at resolving the contrasts in her photorealistic paintings -- mostly portraits of her friends, sister and self in detached or solitary moments -- and showed at galleries all over New England.

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.

At this stage, the present lymphocyte data seem to indicate that altered lymphocyte count rapidly self-resolves, in contrast with observations made in adults.

This interaction could resolve the contrast inherent in these results, as this mechanism would produce dynamics in whereby bursts are often correlated but can nevertheless demonstrate substantial local variation.

Time-resolved contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance angiography in the investigation of suspected intracranial dural arteriovenous fistula.

In like manner, Obama's action based Inaugural Address this year, one of resolve, contrasted starkly with his "winter of our hardship" speech in January 2009 when his words reflected the challenges of a nation in crisis, "Our nation is at war... Our economy is badly weakened... Homes have been lost, jobs shed, businesses shuttered.