Sentence examples for apparent yellow from inspiring English sources

When PMC42-LA cells were cultured in NMF-conditioned medium, this colocalization was still apparent (yellow in Figure 3b part B), with some areas of non-colocalization (green/red).

Control experiments on cells without FP-tagged proteins showed that noise in the data very occasionally produced apparent tracks in our analysis, but the level of coincidence was minimal compared to our FP-data: only 1 red apparent track in 21 was coincident with an apparent yellow track for data from 15 cells.

Figure 2b and Additional file 1: Figure S1c, d present the FESEM images of SiO2/GO microspheres, whose size seems to be unchanged as compared with SiO2 microspheres while whose apparent color becomes yellow brown (inset of Fig. 2b).

The change in melanophore cell morphology in enz mutant embryos further suggested that the apparent absence of yellow pigmentation might be due at least in part to a reduction in size of xanthophores in these embryos.

The Cu2+ recognition gave rise to apparent red-to-yellow color change with the blue-shift maximum absorption wavelength as large as 80 nm, through the intramolecular charge transfer mechanism.

The exceptional geometry of both protein and inhibitor for Arq197 (yellow) is apparent.

Of apparent magnitude 5.11, the yellow bright giant Kappa Trianguli Australis of spectral type G5IIa lies around 1207 light years (370 parsecs) distant from our solar system.

As the tapes were played, Shakur was seated "calmly and without apparent concern" wearing a yellow turban and brightly colored floor-length dress over a white turtleneck sweater.

Bale has been in superb form for club and country this season but some of his recent displays have been marred by yellow cards for apparent simulation.

The match grew spiteful in the final few minutes of extra time, with Youssouf Koné, who had scored Mali's goal, sent off when he received a second yellow card for apparent dissent.

Beta Hydri, the brightest star in Hydrus, is a yellow star of apparent magnitude 2.8, lying 24 light-years from Earth.