Sentence examples for unit contrasts from inspiring English sources

This unit contrasts sharply with the grey-dominated colour of the Jurassic, which greatly aids the defining of the boundaries.

The large number of potential Hox binding sites, on average more than ten per transcription unit, contrasts with the highly gene-specific regulation Hox proteins, and Ubx in particular, carry out in vivo [9], [11], [12].

The complexes inside the new crystal lattice were serially arranged in a crissed-crossed manner in which the polarity of each PSI unit contrasts another.

This implicit acknowledgement of the importance of the resource nurse in our intensive care unit contrasts with survey findings that nurses perceive their input is not valued [ 9].

Because the point estimates (AHRs) obtained for the other dwelling unit contrasts approximate unity (vs. AHRs ≥ 1.39 for this specific dwelling unit contrast), these differences are not due to insufficient statistical power.

Furthermore, because the same differential dwelling unit contrast pattern was observed among the crude HRs, these results are not due to statistical over-adjustment or to multicollinearity.

Objective image quality will be assessed by intravascular attenuation (Hounsfield units), contrast-to-noise ratio and signal-to-noise ratio.

Indeed, it has been shown in Calliphora photoreceptors that only the early rising and decaying phases of voltage responses - evoked by unit-contrast pulses of different lengths - survive both the background noise and fast neural adaptation and therefore can accurately encode the actual contrast value of the stimuli [68].

We coded and grouped these units, contrasted and abstracted the content in each group, and finally discussed and summarised the content of each group into generalised descriptions of aspects of interaction.

In an iterative process we coded and grouped these units, contrasted and abstracted the content in each group, and finally discussed and summarized the content of each group into generalized descriptions.

Table S1 (Supporting information) summarizes the most important longitudinal studies that measured telomere shortening rate in nonarbitrary units contrasted with studies that examined attrition rate cross-sectionally in large cohorts.