A radiographic image of a part having different tissue types (such as bone and air) has lower contrast than that of a part with similar tissue types (such as liver and stomach).

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A radiographic image of a part with different tissue types, such as bone and air, typically has higher contrast because the varying densities result in more pronounced differences in the absorption of X-rays, leading to clearer distinctions in the image.

A Radiographic Image of a Part Having Different Tissue Types