Sentence examples for altering background from inspiring English sources
There's also a Lytro-style background defocusing mode for altering background blur in photos to generate an impression of movement, or better draw the eye to your subject.
The artistry behind the ensemble was like a fluid, yet constantly altering background.
This observation is explained to be due to the altering background atmospheric density and temperature (that vary with solar activity), which, in turn, influences the propagation and dissipation of waves.
While transfection with RSV F did not alter background SBA staining, cells transfected with RSV G showed a marked increase in SBA staining relative to untransfected control cells, due to the heavy glycosylation of the RSV G protein.
Because TEL STD A will amplify very early (at approx. Ct 5) you may need to alter background parameters on the qPCR output window.
Indeed, differences in infection severity can alter background 'healthy leaf' colouration and different fungal strains can give rise to different levels of melanisation within a lesion, so affecting lesion appearance.
The use or otherwise of formamide did not alter background-staining status.
In the case against the Sun, the paper's then editor, David Dinsmore, argued that he and his team thought they had taken enough steps to protect the girl's anonymity by obscuring her face, changing the colour and length of her hair and altering the background.
A pedestrian stores his solution in the environment by altering the background of the format of physical markings through his locomotion from the origin to the destination.
We have also shown that the tko 25t phenotype can be partially suppressed by additional dosage of the mutant gene (Kemppainen et al., 2009) or by altering mtDNA background (Chen et al., 2012), which appeared to act by increasing mitochondrial biogenesis.
Combining our results with previous studies, we suggest a multistage process for acclimation that can produce a rapid response in the acute heat stress mechanism and a slower response that alters background gene expression and physiological function.
